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George & Mary Frances - 1880
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  George B. Foulke ID0076
Mary Francis Underwood ID0078
Narcissa Adaline Wilson ID0077
 

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  George Foulke: Individual Summary - FamilySearch Profile - Find a Grave Memorial -
  Mary Frances Underwood Foulke: Individual Summary - FamilySearch Profile - Find a Grave Memorial -
  Narcissa Wilson Foulke: Individual Summary - FamilySearch Profile - Find a Grave Memorial -
   
Parents - George Jesse M. Foulke and Mary Baker
Parents - Mary Francis Lewis Underwood and Sarah B. Stratton
Children of George & Mary
 
Grace Gertrude Foulke  ID0015 (Separate Page) -
Carrie Foulke  ID0081
Alice Foulke  ID0082
Sarah Foulke  ID0084
Arthur Charles Foulke ID0086 (Separate Page)
   
Parents - Narcissa Howland Embree Wilson and Ruth Stanley  S29, S63, S65, S67,
Children of George & Narcissa
 
Jesse Alvin Foulke ID0079

 

 
 

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Timeline  Narrative History -   

   
7 June 1845 George Born - Highland County, Ohio - S3, S4, S5, S6, S7, S8, S9, S13,   S29,

James K. Polk was President when George B. Foulke [2] was born on Saturday 7 June 1845 in Harrison County, Ohio. Harrison County is located near the east central border of the state and had been formed from portions of Jefferson and Tuscarawas Counties in 1813 [1]. George was the second son born to Jesse M. and Mary Baker Foulke. Son, John Baker, had been born in March of 1844 also in Harrison County. The family were Quakers and members of Short Creek mm located in Short Creek Township.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison_County,_Ohio 
[2]  The Middle initial "B" Probably stood for Baker, maiden name of his mother - (See S72)
20 Nov 1846 Sister Sarah Ann joined the family
5 Dec 1847 Brother William was born
28 Aug 1849 Amasa joined the family
1850 George living on a farm with his Parents - Harrison County, Ohio - S4,

In the 1850 Census for Short Creek Township, Harrison County, Ohio the father, Jesse was shown to be a farmer. The census showed the following persons in the household: Jesse, 45 - Mary, 36 - John, 6 - George, 5 - Meary A. (Sarah), 4 - William, 3 and Amasa, 1. Jesse was also reported to have been a Cooper and manufactured barrels to support his family. [1]

[1] Obituary for John Baker Foulke, 23 Jan 1924 - Doc2925.pdf
24 June 1852 George - Religion, Quaker - Short Creek mm, Harrison County, Ohio (gct [Granted Certificate] Fall Creek MM, Highland County, Ohio 
S1018, S1019, S1020, page 202
27 July 1853 Arabella Underwood, sister of Mary Frances dies
6 Dec 1853 Mary Frances Born - Arcadia, Hamilton County, Indiana -   S29,
21 Apr 1855 Narcissa Born - Spiceland, Henry County, Indiana -   S29,
7 Nov 1856 William Edward Underwood, brother of Mary born -
29 May 1858 Charles Alpheus Underwood, brother of Mary born
5 Dec 1859 Caroline Mayo Underwood, sister of Mary born
1860 -  George living with his parents on a farm in Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana and attended School during the year - S5,
Mary Frances living with her parents in Arcadia, Hamilton County, Indiana - She attended school - S66,
Narcissa Living with her parents - Spiceland Township, Henry County, Indiana - She attended school - S65,
15 May 1861 Alvaretta E. Underwood, sister of Mary born -
July 1863 George Served in the Civil WarS17, S18, S19, S20, S21, S22, S23, S24, Newspaper Article,

George was 18 when he was a Minute Man member of Co. I, 109th Indiana Regiment from the 9th to the 17th of July 1863 when John Hunt Morgan raided into southern Indiana during the Civil War. Confederate General John Hunt Morgan crossed the Ohio River in two captured steamboats near the small town of Mauckport, Indiana on 8 July 1863. The Battle of Corydon was the next day and the citizens were far outmatched by the 2,100 Rebels and they were forced to surrender. Along with the approximately 15 causalities for the locals, Morgan also Ransomed the town out of money and supplies before leaving. This was the only pitched battle in Indiana during the Civil War and the last battle to have been fought in Indiana. [4]

Indiana Governor Oliver P. Morton called for Citizen Volunteers, and several regiments were organized, including the 109th Infantry which was organized on 10 July 1863. The unit consisted of 10 companies of "Minute Men" with two of the companies comprising men from Hamilton County. According to records, George was mustered into the 109th Infantry, Co. I, on 9 July at Boxley. On 13 July the 109th left Indianapolis heading to Hamilton County, Ohio and when they arrived the Rebels had already fled the state so they returned to Indianapolis and the 109th was disbanded on 17 July. The Civil War continued until 9 Apr 1865 with the surrender of Confederate General Robert E. Lee to Union General Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox. Five days later President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated at Ford's Theater by John Wilkes Booth.

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Corydon
14 Sept 1863 Laura B. Underwood, sister of Mary born -
28 July 1865 Elmer Ellsworth Underwood, brother of Mary born -
23 July 1867 Asemath B. Underwood, sister of Mary born -
25 Mar 1868 Asemath B. Underwood, sister of Mary dies, buried Spicewood Friends Cemetery
1869 July:  George attended an American Missionary Society Meeting west of Westfield  S102,
1870 -  George is living on a farm with his brother Amasa and his wife Lucetta,  Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana, probably on the Jesse M. Foulke Farm (Jesse and Mary were still living in Washington Township in 1870) - S6,
   -  Amasa and Lucetta had been married on 1 Aug 1868 -

Mary Francis - Census Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana living with her parents - S64,

Narcissa - Census - Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana living with her parents - S63,
17 Nov 1873  Amasa's wife Lucetta was murdered and Amasa was convicted for the crime during his first trial but was found not guilty at his second trial on 14 Feb 1875. George was a participant in the trials by posting bond and then later testifying at his second trial. Jesse and Mary also testified at the trial along with many other friends and relatives. This had to be a very stressful situation for everyone involved, especially the parents, to see their youngest going through this experience. Jesse died on 18 Feb 1875 after having seen his son acquitted of the charges.
9 Jan 1875 George & Narcissa Married - Hamilton County, Indiana - S3, S26, S27,   S29, S60,
Feb 1875 George Testified at his Brother Amasa's Murder Trial - Noblesville, Hamilton County, Indiana - S25,
1875 Feb 18 Death of Jesse M Foulke, Father of George - Hamilton County, Indiana -
26 Feb 1876 George was a part of a Guardianship hearing for Charles W. Foulke, son of Amasa and Lucetta. Guardianship was given to Amasa and again George was part of a bond on his behalf.   S1021,
6 Nov 1876 son Jesse Alvin Foulke Born - Hamilton County, Indiana -

He was living with his father and step-mother in Jackson Township in 1880 and had attended school. He married Lula Kellam on 10 Aug 1898 in Hamilton County and they had 2 sons, Russell and Herbert. Jesse was a life-long farmer in Hamilton County. Jesse was described in Sept 1918 as Medium Height, Medium Build, Grey Eyes, Brown Hair. Lula died on 9 Feb 1933 and Jesse passed away on 30 Jan 1936, both are buried in Crown View Cemetery near Sheridan. Both lived their entire lives in Hamilton County.
28 May 1877 William Foulke, George's brother died 28 May 1877, at age 29 and is buried at Friends Cemetery in Madison County, Indiana. William had married Caroline Garretson on 23 Apr 1874 and they had at least one child, Mary Foulke born 2 Nov 1875.  Link to Parents Page -
30 June 1877 Narcissa Dies - Hamilton County, Indiana - S83,
Buried:  Hinkle Creek Cemetery, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S28, S29, Find a Grave Page,

Age 22,  George was 32 and Jesse Alvin was 7 months and 24 days old.
August 1877 Amasa Foulke marries Belle Linder who died in Oct 1887.
1 Mar 1879 George and Mary Frances Married - Hamilton County, Indiana - S9S29, S30, S31, S32, S59, S103,
Oct 1879 George and Amasa lost court judgment against them for $11.87  S100,
4 June 1880 George and Mary Frances Family Living on a Farm in Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S7, Link,
The Census shows the family consisted of George, Mary Frances, Jesse Alvin and Grace. George listed his occupation as a farmer.
3 Feb 1880 Daughter Grace Gertrude Born - Hamilton County, Indiana - (See Family Page for More Information)
30 Dec 1881 Daughter Carrie Born - Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana -

Carrie was born in Jackson Township on 30 Dec 1881 and was listed in the 1900 U.S. Census as a 19 year old daughter of George and Mary.
30 Oct 1883 Daughter Alice Born - Hamilton County, Indiana - Alice was born in Hamilton County and she attended Bakers Corner School. In the 1900 Census she was shown as the 16 year old daughter of George and Mary in Jackson Township.
Jan 1884 George is sick with Lung Fever  S105,
Abt 1885 Family Portrait  I11,
13 Mar 1886 Daughter Sarah Born - Hamilton, County, Indiana - She was listed as living with her parents in the 1900 and 1910 U.S. Census.
6 Mar 1888 Death of Mary Baker Foulke, mother of George - Hamilton County, Indiana -
abt 1889 Family Portrait   I20,
16 Dec 1890 George Traveled to Noblesville  S112,
19 Jan 1894 Son Arthur Born - Hamilton County, Indiana - In the 1900 and 1910 U.S. Census he was living with his parents.
1898 - Jan 1898:  Transferred land in Adams Township, Hamilton County Indiana to Amanda Cox Underwood, ID4335  S96,
-  Aug 1898:  Gave his daughters a new bicycle  S115,
1900 George and Family living on a farm in Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - George Foulke Farm   S8,
-  18 Feb 1900:  Smoke House Fire (George was considerably burned in the fire)  - S87, S89,
Mary Francis made a quilt now owned by RobbHaas - I5 -
-  16 July 1900:  Horse Ran Away with buggy, 2 of the Foulke Daughters were riding in the buggy - S110,
1901 -  Feb:  George appointed a commissioner to the Court  S95,
-  17 Aug:  The Revis family were neighbors to the east - their daughter Frank eloped with her cousin named Revis (See Jan 1902 below)  S101,
   
Jan 1902 A hide is stolen from George Foulke by Luther Revis - S91, S98,
 
July 1902 House on the George Foulke Farm built -  S93, S117,
- George and family lived there from the time it was built until Mary Frances lost it in the 1930s.
Images:  I1, I2, I2.5,
30 July 1903 Alice married Siah Clyde Phillips on 30 July 1903 in Hamilton County. In 1910 they were living in Adams Township and had 2 children, Bernice and Louis. The family grew to 6 children, with the addition of Dortha, Charles, Thomas and Margaret. Alice and Siah were divorced sometime before 1934 because Siah married Ina M. Young in that year and they were listed as living in Sheridan in the 1940 U.S. Census.  Alice and 3 of her children were shown living in Sheridan on E. 6th St. in the 1940 U.S. Census and she was listed as "Divorced".
1904 -  George is paid $6.50 by the Jackson Township Trustee - S90,
-  Oct 1904:  George going into the butter business - S116,
-  Oct 1904:  George built a 60-ton silo on the George Foulke Farm - S116,
-  Nov 1904:  Gas well on the George Foulke Farm - S92, S99, S107,
1906 -  Property:  George:  68.01 acres, Mary F. 40 acres  S76,
-  George is involved with the County Commissioners on road projects in Jackson Township - S86,
4 July 1906 Sarah Ann Foulke, sister of George, died and is buried in the Farley Cemetery in Hamilton County. She left her husband William Francis McShane and her five children, Eva, Nona, Alma, James and Lena.
20 July 1907 George and others in Jackson Township signed a petition for a Gravel Road - S109,
1908 -  21 Sept 1908:  George and Jesse Alvin Foulke signed a petition for a Gravel Road in Jackson Township - S113,
12 Nov 1908 Daughter Carrie Commits  Suicide - Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - Buried 13 Nov 1908, Crown View Cemetery

She committed suicide on 12 Nov 1908 and is buried in Crown View Cemetery near Sheridan in the family plot. Her headstone reads: Carrie Foulke/Dec. 30 1881/Nov 12 1908. The headlines of her obituary read "MISS FOULK'S SUICIDE/ Shot Herself With a Target Gun on Thursday Evening/ LIVED THIRTY MINUTES/ Rash Act Attributed to Poor Health - No attention Paid to Frequent Threats to Take Her Life - Funeral Will Occur Saturday." The obituary goes on to describe in some detail how she took her life. According to my father the reason she was despondent was because she wanted to marry a man who was a trash hauler or something and the parents, or probably her mother according to Dad, did not approve and wanted her to marry someone of more importance.
20 Apr 1910 George and Family living on a farm in Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S9,
14 Sept 1910 Daughters Grace and Sarah were married in a double ceremony.  Grace and Oscar Robbins and Sarah and Robert E. Ross were married by Rev. A. W. Murphy

Grace and Oscar went on to have 6 children:  Myron, Ina, Mary, Walter, Esther and Milton.
Sarah and Robert E. had three sons, Paul K., John W. and Robert C.
Feb-Apr 1911 George and Mary Frances had Visitors - S61, S97, S114,
13 Apr 1911 George Dies - 11pm, George Foulke Farm, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana -
Cause:    Cardiac Dilation and Chronic Nephritis   S69, S73,
Burial:  (17 Apr 1911) - Crown View Cemetery - S3, S12, S13, S14, S15, S16, S29, S62S69S73, I16,

[Note:  The wait for the burial was probably to allow Amasa to get home from the west]
18 Apr 1911 to
20 Aug 1912
Probate for George, Hamilton County, Indiana S72, S85,
-  Administrator:  John Baker Foulke, ID0091
3 Apr 1913 Farm Sale at George Foulke Farm by Robert E. Ross - S70,
2 Apr 1914 Mary Frances attended the 50th wedding anniversary open house of John Baker and Mary Foulke - S33,
10 Feb 1915 Big Sale at George Foulke Farm, by Robert E. Ross -  S94, S106,
15 Feb 1917 Public Sale at George Foulke Farm by Robert E. Ross - S108,
1919 Mary Frances Property, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana 108.61 acres  S78,
1920 Mary Frances was living on a farm with her daughter Sarah and her family (George Foulke Farm) - I1 - S10,
Note:  This was actually the George Foulke Farm and Rob and Sarah were running the farm for Mary.
2 Feb 1927 to
2 Jan 1936
Guardianship of Mary Frances Underwood Foulke  S79, S80, S81, [S118]
Guardian #1:  Son Arthur Foulke, ID0086 (2 Feb 1927 to 14 Nov 1933) (Arthur Resigned)
Guardian #2:  Frank S. Campbell (Attorney) 14 Nov 1933 to 2 Jan 1936) 
1930 Mary Frances was living on a farm with her daughter Grace and her family (George Foulke Farm) - I1 - S11,
Note:  Still the George Foulke Farm, but now Oscar and Grace are running the farm and Mary is living in the tenant house and Oscar and Grace and family are living in the large farm house.  (Grace is Mary's oldest daughter) -

Following the death of George Mary Frances first had the Robert E. Ross family living on the farm in the 1920s and then in 1930 the Oscar C. Robbins family moved there to run things for her.   Mary Frances continued living on the farm until she lost it in the 1930s. She then lived with her children until her death on 2 June 1935.
Sept 1930 Foulke Family Reunion - Forest Park, Noblesville, Hamilton County, Indiana [S121]
Abt 1933 Mary Frances living with her son Arthur and his family - Arcadia, Hamilton County, Indiana - S34,
6 June 1934 Son Arthur Dies of Suicide - Arcadia, Hamilton County, Indiana - Buried 8 June 1934, Crown View Cemetery
Abt 1934 The George Foulke Farm is lost -
1934 Mary Frances living with her daughter Grace and her family on a farm near Arcadia, Hamilton County, Indiana - S35, S82,
2 June 1935 Mary Frances Dies - Arcadia Farm of Oscar and Grace Robbins, White River Township, Hamilton County, Indiana -
Buried:   4 June 1935, Crown View Cemetery , S13, S16, S29, S35, I16,
   
17 Sept 1963 Daughter Alice Dies - Sheridan, Hamilton County, Indiana - Buried in George Foulke Family Plot, Crown View Cemetery
13 Aug 1964 Daughter Grace Dies - Muncie, Delaware County, Indiana - Buried 17 Aug 1964, Gardens of Memory Cemetery
1974 Daughter Sarah Dies - Hamilton County, Indiana - Buried, Cicero Cemetery  (Robert E. died in Aug 1964)
   
   
   
   
   
   

   

Carrie Foulke ID0081       http://sites.rootsmagic.com/robbhaas2/index.php
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Photos I11, I13, I16, I19, I20,
   
30 Dec 1881 Birth - Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S8, S29,
about 1899 Attended Bakers Corner School  [See Photo] - Carrie is in top row, 8th from left
1900 Living with her parents on the George Foulke Farm according to the US Census - S8,
12 Nov 1908 Death - Cause:  Suicide - George Foulke Farm - Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S36, S37, S38, S39, S74, S84, S111,
14 Nov 1908 Burial - Crown View Cemetery - S36,
   
  Not Married

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Alice Foulke ID0082     http://sites.rootsmagic.com/robbhaas2/index.php
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Photos I4, I11, I13, I16, I18I20,
   
30 Oct 1883

Birth: - Hamilton County, Indiana - S8, S9, S10, S11, S40, S41,

about 1899 Attended Bakers Corner School  [See Photo] - Top row, 7th From left
1900 Census - Living with her parents on the George Foulke Farm in Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S8,
 
1903 Graduated from Boxley High School - Boxley, Hamilton County, Indiana - S42,
30 Jul 1903 Marriage - Married Siah Clyde Phillips, ID0083 - Hamilton County, Indiana
Family Group Sheet - Marriage Record -
 
1910, 1920 and 1930 Census shows them living in Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S9, S10, S11,
 
Bet 1930 and 1940 Alice and Siah Divorced - S56,
1940 Census - Sheridan, Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana
Alice:  Divorced - S56,
Siah:  Re-married - S57,
Apr 1950 Residence:  Sheridan, Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana [S120]
1950 US Census   [S120]
17 Sept 1963 Alice Dies - 10:20 pm at Riverview Hospital, Noblesville, Hamilton County, Indiana - S40, S41, Death Certificate -
BurialCrown View Cemetery
 

 

   
Children Bernice Lorene Phillips, ID1996 - (1904-1981) - MRM Page -
Louis Donnald Phillips, ID1997 - (1906-1979) - MRM Page -
Dortha Helen Phillips, ID1998 - (1911-1984) - Birth Certificate - Death Certificate - Find a Grave Memorial -
   *  Spouse:  Howard N. Thompson, ID6663 (1908-1999) - Find a Grave Memorial - 1940 Census - Death Certificate -
      *  Children:
         *  Howard Eugene Thompson (1933-1933) - Find a Grave Memorial - Birth Certificate - Death Certificate -
Charles Forrest Philips, ID2940 - (1914-2004) - MRM Page - Birth Certificate - Death Certificate - Obituary -
Living Phillips, ID2941 -
Margaret Frances Phillips, ID2942  (1924-2015) - MRM Page - Marriage Record -
   -  (Married Raymond C. Cooper, ID4728 4 Nov 1942 - Raymond Died 6 Sept 2000 - Margaret died 1 May 2016)

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Sarah Foulke ID0084      http://sites.rootsmagic.com/robbhaas2/index.php
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Photos I4, I7, I8I20,
   
13 Mar 1886 Birth:  Sarah Foulke - Hamilton County, Indiana  - S8, S9, S10,
31 Jan 1887 Birth:  Robert E. Ross, Hamilton County, Indiana
1900 and 1910 Census shows her living with her parents in Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S8, S9,
14 Sep 1910 Marriage:   to Robert E. Ross, ID0085 - married in a double ceremony.  Grace and Oscar Robbins and Sarah and Robert E. Ross were married by Rev. A. W. Murphy - Marriage License - Marriage Return/Certificate -
1920 Census shows the couple living in Jackson Township - living on the George Foulke Farm - Sarah's mother, Mary Frances and her brother Arthur are in the household
20 Apr 1930 U.S. Census:  Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana -
23 May 1940 U.S. Census:  Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana  S58,
1944 Death of son Robert C. Ross - Cicero Cemetery - Find a Grave Memorial -
Apr 1950 Residence: Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana [S119]
1950 US Census  [S119]
2 Aug 1964 Death of Robert E. Ross -
Burial Cicero Cemetery - Find a Grave Memorial -
Abt 1969 - July 1974 Sarah was living with her son John W. Ross  at Rt. 5,  Noblesville
17 July 1974 Death of Sarah at Riverview Hospital, Noblesville, Hamilton County, Indiana - S71, Death Certificate -
Burial:  - Cicero Cemetery - Find a Grave Memorial - I2,
20 Nov 1985 Death of son Paul Kermit Ross
8 March 1987 Death of son John W. Ross
  Biography of Robert E. Ross, 1928  S104,
Children Paul K. Ross, ID2168 -  (4 July 1911 - 20 Nov 1985)
- MRM Page FamilySearch Profile Page - Ancestry Profile Page -
- Find a Grave Memorial - Birth Certificate, Death Certificate,
-  Spouse:  Elinor Jane Denoon (1920-2001) - Marriage Certificate -
-  Children: 
   -  Wanda Sue Ross (1942-1942)

John W. Ross, ID2169 - (Abt 1913 - 8 Mar 1987)
MRM Page - Ancestry Profile Page -
- Find a Grave Memorial - Death Certificate -
-  Spouse:  Frances Vermont Clark (1915-1948) - Married: 26 Aug 1939 Marriage Certificate - Death Certificate - Find a Grave Memorial -
-  Children:
   -  Betty Arlene Ross, ID5951 (14 Nov 1939  - 14 Nov 1939), Hamilton County Hospital, Noblesville, Indiana - Death Certificate,
   -  Larry Ross, ID5947 (1941-1991) - Find a Grave Memorial -

Robert C. Ross, ID2170 (1914-1944) - WW2 Vet - U.S. Army, Cpl of 633rd M P (EG) Co - Find a Grave Memorial -
   -  (Died in Service to his country) -
MRM Page -
Birth Certificate -
 

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Jesse Alvin Foulke ID0079     http://sites.rootsmagic.com/robbhaas2/index.php
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Photos I11 I20,
   
6 Nov 1876 Birth:   - Hamilton County, Indiana - S7, S43, S44, S45, S46,
30 June 1877 Death of his mother  S83,
1880 Census shows him living in his parents home in Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S7,
12 June 1896 Book given to Grace by her brother Alvin - S54,
   
10 Aug 1898 Marriage - Hamilton County, Indiana to Lula Kellam ID0080 - S44, S45, S47, S48, S49, S50
 
Lula Kellam:   23 Oct 1877 - 9 Feb 1933  
1900 Census - Living on a rented farm in Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S45,
1910 Census - Living on a farm in Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S51,
 
12 Sep 1918 WW 1 Draft Registration Card  - Description:  Medium Height, Medium Build, Grey Eyes, Brown Hair - S44,
 
1920 Census - Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S46,
 
1930 Census - Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana - S50,
 
12 Feb 1933 Death of wife Lula - Hamilton County, Indiana - S52, S75,
BuriedCrown View Cemetery (Sec. E)  - Find a Grave Memorial -
29 Jan 1936 Death: of Jesse Alvin - Hamilton County, Indiana - S29, S43, Death Certificate,
BurialCrown View Cemetery (Sec. E) - Find a Grave Memorial -
   
   
Children Russell Foulke ID2247 (26 Mar 1908 - 19 Jan 1999) - Birth Certificate - Death Certificate -
-  Spouse:  Hildreth Louise Williams, ID2939 - (12 July 1907 - 11 June 2000) - Death Certificate -


Herbert Foulke ID2938
   
   

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S3 Database On-line, "Family Data Collection - Births, Deaths, Individual Records, Marriages". George Foulke, Narcissa Adaline Wilson. www.ancestry.com , accessed 8 Dec 2006. Acc000736.

Extract: Name: George Foulke - Spouse: Narcissa Adaline Wilson - Parents: Jesse Foulke, Mary Baker - Birth Place: Highland County, Ohio - Birth Date: 7 June 1845 - Marriage Place: Hamilton County, Indiana - Marriage Date: 9 Jan 1875 - Death Place: Hamilton County, Indiana - Death Date: 13 Apr 1911]

 
S4 1850 Federal Census, Short creek Township, Harrison County, Ohio. Page 442, Line 13, Dwelling 1598, Family 1627, Jesse M Foulke. Original Data: NARA, M432, roll 693, Image 456. www.ancestry.com , accessed 10 Dec 2006. Acc000751/ Ph7912.jpg.

Extract:
1]  Jesse M Foulke: Head of household, 45 yr old male, Farmer, Real Estate Value: $2200, born Pennsylvania.
2]  Mary Foulke: 36 yr old female born in Pennsylvania.
3]  John Foulke: 6 yr old male.
4]  George Foulke: 5 yr old male.
5]  Meary A Foulke: 4 yr old Female.
6]  William Foulke: 3 yr old male.
7]  Amasa Foulke: 1 yr old Male.
Family: all children born in Ohio


 
S5 1860 US Census, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Page 60 and 61, Line 34 and Line 1, Dwelling & Family 411, Jesse Foulke Household. Original Data: NARA M653_263, Page 60, Image 61. Family History Library Film: 803263 www.ancestry.com, accessed 25 Jan 2018. Acc000753/
Doc3125.pdf (Ancestry.com Images)

Page 60, Line 34:
1] Jesse Foulke: 50 yr old male, farmer, Born in Pennsylvania
2] Mary Foulke: 45 yr old Female, born in Pennsylvania
3] John D [B] Foulke: 16 yr old male
4] George Foulke: 15 yr old male
5] Sarah Foulke: 13 yr old female
6] William Foulke: 12 yr old male
7] Amasa Foulke: 11 yr old male
Page 61, Line 1:
8] Amasa Baker: 79, male - Born Pennsylvania
Household:
- All children born in Ohio and all attended school
- Value of real estate: $12000 - Value of Personal estate: $1200
 
S6 1870 Federal Census, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Page 33, Dwelling 256, Family 259, Line 29, Amasa Folk. Original Data: NARA M593_319, page 101. www.ancestry.com . Acc000754.

Extract:
1]  Amasa Folk: 20 yr old white male, farmer - Value of personal estate: $800 - Born in Ohio
2]  Lucetta Folk: 23 yr old white female, keeping house - born in Indiana
3]  Alice Folk: 1 yr old white female, born in Indiana
4]  George Folk: 25 yr old white male, farmer, born in Ohio, male citizen over 21
5]  David Harris: 20 yr old white male, farm hand - born in New York
6]  Andrew Conner: 18 yr old white male, farm hand, born in Pennsylvania
 
S7 1880 US Census, Population Schedule, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 3, ED 35, Page 10B, Line 9, Dwelling 71, Family 74, George Foulke Household. Census Date 4 June 1880. Original Data: NARA, Roll T9, Roll 281. Family History Film 1254281, www.ancestry.com, accessed 24 Apr 2018, Acc000755/Doc4601.pdf.

From Image:
1] George Foulke: 34 yr old white male, married, Farmer, born Ohio, parents born Pennsylvania.
2] Mary F. Foulke: 25 yr old white female, wife of head, married, Keeping House, born Indiana, parents born Ohio.
3] Jesse A. Foulke: 3 yr old white male, son of head [but not Mary], single, he and mother born in Indiana, father in Ohio.
4] Grace Foulke: white female born in Feb [1880], single, She and mother born Indiana, Father born Ohio
 
S8 1900 Federal Census, Population Schedule, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 85, Sheet 24A, Stamped Sheet 162, Line 40-46, George Foulke Household. Census Date 29 June 1900. Original NARA Data: T623. www.ancestry.com, accessed 24 Apr 2018. Acc000756/Doc4745.pdf

From Image :
1] George Foulke - Head of household - 55 yr old white male, born June 1845 - married for 21 yrs - born in Ohio, parents in Pennsylvania - Occupation: Farmer - Own Farm Free -- can read, write and speak English
2] Frances Foulke - 47 yr old white female, born Dec 1852, married for 21 yrs - mother of 5 children all living - born in Indiana, parents in Ohio.- can read, write and speak English
3] Grace Foulke: Daughter, 20 yr old white female, born Feb 1880, Single. born in Indiana, Father in Ohio and mother in Indiana- can read, write and speak English
4] Carrie Foulke: Daughter, 18 yr old white female, born Dec 1881, single. born in Indiana, Father in Ohio and mother in Indiana- can read, write and speak English
5] Alice Foulke: Daughter, 16 yr old white female, born Nov 1883, single, attended school. born in Indiana, Father in Ohio and mother in Indiana- can read, write and speak English
6] Sarah Foulke: Daughter, 14 yr old white female, born March 1886, single, attended school. born in Indiana, Father in Ohio and mother in Indiana- can read, write and speak English
7] Arthur Foulke: Son, 6 yr old white male, born Jan 1894, single. born in Indiana, Father in Ohio and mother in Indiana- can read, write and speak English

 
S9 1910 US Census, Population Schedule, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 1011, Sheet 2B, Line 65, Dwelling 25, Family 26, George Foulke household. Census Date, 20 Apr 1910. Original NARA Data: Roll: T624_353; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 0101; FHL microfilm: 1374366. www.ancestry.com, accessed 26 Apr 2018. Acc000757/Doc4746.pdf.

From Image:
1] George Foulke - Head of household - 64 yr old white male - married for 31 years - Born in Ohio - Parents both born in Pennsylvania - Occupation: Farmer - Owned farm free - Indicates that he is not a survivor of the Union or Confederate Army or Navy - Not blind, deaf or dumb - Can read, write and speak English
2] Mary F Foulke - Wife of head - 55 yr old white female - married for 31 years - Mother of 5 children, 4 of whom are living [Carrie died in 1908] - Born in Indiana - Parents both born in Ohio - no occupation. Can read, write and speak English
3] Grace Foulke: Daughter - 30 yr old white female, single, born in Indiana, father in Ohio and mother in Indiana. Can read, write and speak English - Occupation: None
4] Sarah Foulke: Daughter, 24 yr old white female, single, born in Indiana, father in Ohio and mother in Indiana. Can read, write and speak English - Occupation: None
5] Arthur Foulke: Son, 16 yr old white male, single, he and parents born in Indiana [Father S/B born Ohio] - Did Not Attend School. Can read, write and speak English
 
S10 1920 Federal Census, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 100, Sheet 2, 26 Jan 1920, Line 6, Family & Dwelling 26, Robert Ross. Original Data: NARA, T625, roll 435, Image 1000. www.ancestry.com , accessed 10 Jan 2007. Acc000833/Ph2856.jpg.

Extract:
1]  Robert Ross: Head of household, 32 yr old white male, married, Renting farm, He and parents born Indiana. Profession: Farming on General Farm, own account.
2]  Sarah Ross: wife of head, 33 yr old white female, married, she and mother born Indiana, father in Ohio. no profession.
3]  Paul K Ross: 8 yr old white male, single, son of head, he and parents born Indiana.
4]  John W Ross: 7 yr old white male, single, son of head, he and parents born Indiana.
5]  Robert C Ross: 5 yr old white male, single, son of head, he and parents born Indiana.
6]  Mary F Foulke: Mother-in-law to head, 66 yr old white female, widowed, born Indiana, parents in Ohio, no profession.
7]  Arthur Foulke: Brother-in-Law to head, 26 yr old white male, single, he and mother born Indiana, father in Ohio, Profession: Automobile ???, Home Garage, worker. -
Family: Everyone able to read and write except for Robert C Ross (Left blank). The adults marked as able to Speak English, but none of the Children marked - Paul K and John W attended school

 
S11 1930 US Census, Population Schedule, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. ED ??, SD 6, Sheet 4A, Stamped 154, Lines 25-33, Oscar Robbins Household. Census Date 17 Apr 1930. Original NARA Data: Roll T626. www.ancestry.com, accessed 28 Apr 2018. Acc000645/Doc4749.pdf

From Image:
1] Oscar Robbins: Head of household, 54 yr old white male, married, 34 yrs old at first marriage - rented farm, own radio set, he and his mother born in Indiana, father in North Carolina - Occupation: Farmer - not a veteran. Able to Read, Write and speak English.
2] Grace Robbins: 50 yr old white female, married, 30 yrs old at first marriage - She and her mother born in Indiana, Father in Ohio - no occupation. Able to Read, Write and speak English.
3] Myron Robbins: 18 yr old white male, son of head - attended school, Able to Read, Write and speak English. Born Indiana, parents born Indiana, no occupation
4] Ina Robbins: 16 yr old white female, daughter of head, single., attended school, Able to Read, Write and speak English. Born Indiana, parents born Indiana, no occupation
5] Mary Robbins: 14 yr old white female, daughter of head, single, attended school, Able to Read, Write and speak English. Born Indiana, parents born Indiana, no occupation
6] Walter Robbins: 12 yr old white male, single, attended school, Able to Read, Write and speak English. Born Indiana, parents born Indiana, no occupation
7] Esther Robbins: 9 yr old white female, daughter of head, single, attended school. Born Indiana, parents born Indiana, no occupation
8] Milton Robbins: 3 yr old white male, son of head. Born Indiana, parents born Indiana, no occupation
9] Frances Foulke: Mother-in-law of head - 76 yr old white female, widow, born in Indiana, parents in Ohio, no occupation, Able to Read, Write and speak English.
 
S12 Database On-line: "Indiana Deaths, 1882-1920". George Foulke. Original Data: City Health Office, Cicero, Hamilton County, Indiana, Book H-4, page 45, WPA Series. www.ancestry.com , accessed 28 Nov 2006. Acc000714.

Extract: Name: George Foulke - Date: Apr 13, 1911 - Location: Jackson Township [Hamilton County] - Age: 65 yr - Gender: Male - Race: W - Source Location: City Health Office, Cicero - Source Notes: The source of this record is the book H-4 on page 45 within the series produced by the Indiana Works Progress Administration

 
S13 Tombstone Inscription, Crown View Cemetery.

Extract: FOULKE/George Foulke/June 6 1845 - Apr 13 1911/Frances His Wife/1853 - 1935


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S14 Interview, Walter C Robbins, Sr ID0005, 23 Jan 2007. Conducted by son Walter C Robbins, Jr ID0001. Acc000856.

Extract: Dad seemed to recall that a tree fell on him and that is what killed him

 
S15 Book, Index to Death Records Hamilton County [Indiana] 1882-1920, Vol 1 A-Z.

Extract: Foulke, George Male, white 65 yrs old - Date of Death: Apr 13, 1911 - Place of death: Jackson Twp - Cicero City Health Dept: Book H-4, page 45. Compiled by Indiana WPA, 1942] -

Repository: Hamilton East Public Library - Noblesville, Hamilton Co, Indiana - Call# 977.256 Deaths WOR

 
S16 Web Page, Headstone for George and Mary Frances Foulke. Find a Grave URL
S17 Database On-line, "American Civil War Soldiers" George Foulke. 9 July 1863. www.ancestry.com , accessed 9 Jan 2011. Acc000733.

Extract: Name: George Foulke - Residence: Hamilton County, Indiana - Enlistment Date: 9 July 1863 - Distinguished Service: Distinguished Service - Side Served: Union - State Served: Indiana - Unit Numbers: 506 506 - Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 09 July 1863 - Enlisted in on 09 July 1863 - Enlisted in Company I, 109th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 9 Jul 1863. - Mustered Out Company I, 109th Infantry Regiment Indiana on 17 Jul 1863 at Indianapolis, IN. - Sources: 76

 
S18 Database On-line, "American Civil War Regiments" - 109th Infantry Regiment IN. Original Data: Union Army, Vol. 3, page 175. www.ancestry.com , accessed 9 Jan 2011. Acc001562.

Extract: Regiment: 109th Infantry Regiment Indiana - Date of Organization: 10 Jul 1863 - Muster Date: 17 Jul 1863 - Regiment State: Indiana - Regiment Type: Infantry - Regiment Number: 109th - (List of Soldiers)
Regimental History:
One Hundred and Ninth Infantry
INDIANA

Minute Men. -- Word being received at Indianapolis on the
evening of July 8, 1863, that a force of 6,000 cavalry under
Morgan had crossed the Ohio River near Mauckport and was
moving on Corydon, a call was issued for citizens to organize
for defense.

Within 48 hours 65,000 men had tendered their services. From
this number regiments 102 to 114 inclusive, and one battalion
were organized, the battalion being assigned to the 107th.

One Hundred and Ninth Infantry. -- Col., John R. Mahan;
Lieut.Col., James L. Angell; Maj., McHenry Brooks.

This regiment was organized July 10, 1863, with ten companies
of minute men. Two of these were volunteers from Coles
county, IL, who offered their services and were accepted by
the government. Two were from Laporte County, Ind., two from
Hamilton, two from Miami, one from Randolph, and one other,
making an aggregate of 709 men rank and file.

The regiment left Indianapolis for Hamilton, Ohio, on the
13th, going thence to Cincinnati. The enemy having passed out
of the state, the regiment returned to Indianapolis and was
mustered out July 17, 1863.

Source: Union Army, vol. 3, p. 175
 
S19 Book, Operations of the Indiana Legion and Minute Men, 1863-64. Documents presented to the General Assembly, with the governor’s message, January 6, 1865 Indiana Legion. Publisher: Indianapolis, W R Holloway, State Printer , 1865. Bk2940. page 72-74 - Report of Col. John R. Mahan of the 109th Regiment Minute Men, 18 July 1863.

Extract:
Page 72 - Morgan Raid
REPORT OF COL. JOHN R. MAHAN,
109TH REGIMENT MINUTE MEN.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, 1
July 18th, 1863. /

Adjutant General State of Indiana:

SIR: I have the honor to submit to you the following report of
the part taken by the 109th Regiment of Minute Men that I had the
pleasure of commanding during Morgan s late raid through Indiana
and Ohio :

In pursuance of an order emanating from Governor Morton, Com-
mander-in-Chief of the Indiana Militia, at 5 o clock P. M. on the
evening of the 13th we marched from the State House yard to the
depot and boarded the train for Ohio.

In the formation of the brigade commanded by Brig. Gen. Car-
rington my regiment was entitled to the right. At 6 o clock P. M.

Page 73 - MORGAN RAID.

I notified the Superintendent of the road that my regiment was
ready to move out, and on account of an unusual delay we were
detained until 10 o clock, at which time, in pursuance of Governor
Morton s order, I assumed command of the brigade, and ordered the
Superintendent of the road to move the whole brigade out without
delay. He pledged me to move us out in ten minutes. At 10J
o ? clock I was relieved of the command by Brig. Gen. Hascall. At
12 o clock at night the brigade moved out, and arrived at Hamilton,
Ohio, at 10 o clock on the morning of the 14th, at which place I
received a dispatch from Governor Morton, stating that my entire
command would be mounted^ at Hamilton, with orders to move as
rapidly as possible, which dispatch I handed to Gen. Hascall in per
son. At 2J o clock P. M. I left Hamilton, under Gen. Hascall s
order, and arrived at Cincinnati at 5 o clock P. M.

On arriving at Cincinnati I received an order from Gen. Hascall
in person, to remain on board the hog cars until he could have an
interview with Maj. Gen. Burnside, which order I obeyed, with no
small degree of suffering to my men from tne intense heat and con
finement and strong scented cars. At 8 o clock P. M. I moved off
the train and marched to the Sixth street Market House and camped
for the night. At 9 o clock I repaired to the quarters of General
Burnside, and received an order from him for warm supper and
breakfast for my entire regiment. At 1 o clock P. M., the 15th, the
heat being very intense in the position we were occupying, I again
visited General Burnside s head-quarters and received an order to
remove a cavalry force that was occupying Eighth street Park and
occupy the same with my regiment, which order I obeyed immedi
ately, and found the quarters to be very palatable to my men, for
which they gave three hearty cheers for General Burnside. We
remained in that position until after supper. There being a prospect
for rain. I received permission from General Burnside to occupy the
Court House and two large halls for the night.

At 5 o clock on the morning of the 16th we marched back to
Eighth street Park for breakfast, and at 7 o clock A. M. we marched
to the I. and C. railroad and shipped for Indianapolis, by order of
Brig. Gen. Hascall, at which place we arrived on the morning of the
17th, after a tedious ride of twenty-two hours. At 6 o clock we
took breakfast at the Soldiers Home, and at 9 o clock A. M. we
were mustered out of the service.

In conclusion let me state that I cannot speak in too high
terms of the officers and men of my command it being composed

Page 74 - MORGAN RAID.

Of Indiana and Illinois troops. The officers and men from Indiana
did their duty in every respect, and I was particularly pleased with
the gentlemanly appearance and soldier like conduct of that part of
my command from Illinois, The discipline of all the companies was
so perfect that we had no straggling from the regiment, and what is
very remarkable we had not one single case of intoxication while the
regiment was in the service.
I am, General,

Very respectfully,

Your obedient service,

J. R. MAHAN,
Col. Comd g 109^ Reg t Indiana Militia.

Archive.org - Read Online
S20 Book, Dyer, Frederick H. A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion. New York: T. Yoseloff, 1959, 3 vol. Bk2962. Page ?? -

Extract: 109th Regiment Infantry [Indiana] - Organized July 10, 1863, to repel the Morgan Raid. Mustered out July 17, 1863

Repository: Allen County Public Library, Call# 973.7 D98C [3 volumes]

 
S21 Book, Burgess, Joe H. Hamilton County and the Civil War. United States: 1968?. Bk2963. pages 18, 108,168.

Extract:
Page 168: George Foulke - Rank: Pvt - Residence: Hamilton County - Mustered in: July 9, 1863 - Mustered out: July 17, 1863 - Co: I Regt: 109th.
Pages 18, 19: An article about the Indiana Legion and about the 244 men from Hamilton County who answered the call for Morgan's Raid in July 1863.
Page 108: "Morgan Raid Regiments - Minute Men": According to this article there were 170 men from Hamilton County in the 109th Regiment who answered the call for Morgan's Raid.

Repository: Hamilton East Public Library (Noblesville, Hamilton County, Indiana) - Call # 977.256 History BUR

 
S22 Book, Esarey, Logan. A History of Indiana: From its Exploration to 1922, 3 volumes. Dayton, Ohio: Dayton Historical Publishing Co, 1922. Bk2965. Vol 2, page 756

Extract: Upon the invasion of John Morgan, early in July 1863, the governor called out thirteen regiments of minute men, numbered from the One Hundred Second to the One Hundred Fourteenth inclusive. These men were mustered in about July 10 and mustered out about July 25, 1863, and were made up of volunteers and companies of the Legion. Few were in service more than ten days

Archive.org - Page 756

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S23 Letter, from Oliver P Morton, Governor and Commander-in-Chief. "To the Officers and Soldiers of the 'Legion' and 'Minute Men' of Indiana", 15 July 1863. Original Article: Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, Fall 2007, page 54. Acc001022/Doc0034.pdf
Duke University Link to Letter

Doc0034.pdf
 

S24 Military Records, "George Foulke - Civil War" - Indiana Digital Archives. - Acc001551/ Doc0305.txt.

Extract: "George Foulke - Civil War Record Series: Military Records - Collection: Civil War - County: Statewide - Reference number: CIV063299 - Accession Number: 1938001 - Date Enrolled: 1863/07/09 - Where Enrolled: Boxley, Indiana - Regiment: 109 - Company: I - Discharge Date: 1863/07/17 - Notes: 7 Days in Rgt (During Morgan's Raid) - Name: George Foulke - Party Type: Name - George Foulke - Party Type: Name
Doc0305.txt

Link

S25 Newspaper Article, Noblesville Ledger 19 Feb 1875, page 3.

Extract: Lived with them after they were first married, on father's farm and until defendant went to Tipton [7, George Foulke ID0076 testimony]. we were running a saw mill in Tipton county, fourteen miles form Tipton; we were there in the business together something over six months; he moved then to the town of Tipton; I was there a great many times; as much as about a half dozen times a month; I boarded with him about a year and a half altogether, they always appeared to get along all right; they staid at father's a short time when they came back from Tipton; I boarded there at the time; they then went to housekeeping at the place where she was shot) 7, George Foulke ID0076 testimony
 
Link
S26 Database On-line, "Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941". Original Data: Hamilton County, Indiana, Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1879 Inclusive Vol, W. P. A. Part One 1850 - 1859 Part Two 1860 - 1869; Book: 5;Page: 64. www.ancestry.com , accessed 8 Dec 2006. Acc000734.

Extract: Name: George Foulke - Spouse Name: Narcissa A Wilson - Marriage Date: 9 Jan 1875 - Marriage County: Hamilton
 
S27 Book, Index to Marriage Records Hamilton County 1850-1879, vol 1.

Extract: Foulke, George Narcissa A Wilson 9 Jan 1875 Book 5, page 64 -

Repository: Hamilton East Public Library - Noblesville, Hamilton Co, Indiana - Call# 977.256 marriage WOR vol 1
 
S28 Web Page, Find A Grave page - Hinkle Creek Cemetery.

Extract
: Narcissa A. Wife of (---ge?) [George] Foulke Born April 21, 1855 Died June 30, 1877
Find a Grave URL
S29 Family History Sheet - Foulke Family Sheets, page 7. Created by Myron Foulke Robbins, Sr. ID0016. Acc001131/Doc0764.pdf Doc0764.pdf
S30 Book, Index to Marriage Records Hamilton County 1850-1879, vol 1.

Extract: Foulke, George Mary F Underwood 1 Mar 1879 Book 6, page 10

Repository: Hamilton East Public Library - Noblesville, Hamilton Co, Indiana - Call# 977.256 marriage WOR vol 1
 
S31 Book:  Lucien Marcus Underwood and Howard J Banker, compiler/editor, The Underwood Families of America, vol 2 (Lancaster, Pennsylvania: New Era Publishing Company, 1913, Bk3017), page 478.

Repositories
-- Google Books - http://books.google.com/books?id=_i1ZAAAAMAAJ&printsec=toc
-- Archive.org - (Vol 2): http://www.archive.org/stream/underwoodfamilie02unde#page/n5/mode/2up
 
 
S32 Database On-line:  Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941 [database on-line], www.ancestry.com  Original data: Works Progress Administration, comp. Index to Marriage Records -  Indiana: Indiana Works Progress Administration, 1938-1940. Acc001555, Title: Hamilton County, Indiana, Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1879 Inclusive Vol, W. P. A. Part One 1850 - 1859 Part Two 1860 - 1869; Book: 6;Page: 10.

Extract: Name: George Foulke - Spouse: Mary F Underwood - Marriage Date: 1 Mar 1879 - Marriage County: Hamilton
 
S33 Letter and Contents from Ellen Swain, 7 Aug 2010 - 50th Wedding Anniversary Photo and Index for John and Mary Hodson Foulke, 2 April 1914. Index Created by Mary Elizabeth Wilson Robbins, Bakers Corner, Hamilton County, Indiana. Acc001508/ Doc0267.pdf,

Photo Index
:  Mary Francis is #26.
 
Link

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S34 Obituary, "SUICIDE OF A. FOULKE AT ARCADIA, WED.", Noblesville Daily Ledger, Thursday, 7 June 1934, page 1. Acc000877/Doc0783.pdf

Extract:
SUICIDE OF A. FOULKE AT ARCADIA, WED
Garage ad Filling Station Man Blew Off Top of His Head
THE FAMILY WAS AWAY FROM HOME
Friends Say Deed Was the Result of Financial Troubles

Arthur Foulke, aged forty, committed suicide at his home in Arcadia, Wednesday afternoon, by shooting himself with a shotgun. The top of his head was blown off and it is evident that he died instantly. No funeral arrangements have been made but it is thought that the services will be held Friday afternoon.

It is not known when the deed was committed but he is believed to have taken his life shortly after one o'clock in the afternoon soon after leaving the garage of Foulke & Long, he being a partner in the firm.

The wife and daughter, Helen, aged twelve, left the home in the car shortly after noon to go to Indianapolis and did not return until late in the evening. They left dinner on the table for Mr. Foulke. William Odle, employed in the Ledger office, was in Arcadia shortly after 5 o'clock on business and was told by some boys that Foulke was lying on the floor of his home. He could find no one about the town who had seen him since about noon. Meeting Dr. E.V. Shockney on the street, Odle, who by this time suspected something was wrong, asked the doctor to accompany him to the Foulke home and they found the body in the screened porch in the rear of the house. Brains were scattered over the floor but the gun was still between the legs of the deceased, indicating that he had held it there when he fired the fatal shot. The load from the gun had also broken glass in the rear door.

It is said that the suicide was the result of financial worries. At least several Arcadia friends of the family say that he had talked to them during recent weeks about his financial condition.

Mr. Foulke has been associated with Elmer Long in a garage and filling station business in Arcadia for several years and he was always held in high esteem by all.

He served three years as treasurer of the Lions Club and was re-elected recently.

The deceased was born on the Foulke homestead five miles west of Cicero, February 8, 1894, being the son of George and Frances (Underwood) Foulke and spent most of his life in that community until his marriage to Miss Inez Everman in May, 1920. A year following their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Foulke moved to Arcadia and have since resided there. He is survived by his mother, who spent the past winter in his home and who is in feeble health; the widow and daughter; a half brother Alvin Foulke, living near Cicero, and three sisters, Grace Robbins, who resides on the home farm where the mother is now living; Mrs. Alice Phillips, near Sheridan, and Mrs. Sarah Ross, residing on the Range Line Road.

It was announced late Thursday afternoon that the funeral will be held at the home at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon and interment will take place in the Sheridan cemetery. The masons will be in charge. Friends may call at the residence to view the body at anytime until the hour of the services. Raymond Shaffer is in charge of the funeral arrangements. He is survived by his mother, who spent the past winter in his home] - [Microfilm Repository: Hamilton East Public Library - Noblesville, Hamilton Co, Indiana]

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S35 Obituary: "Mary Foulke Died Sunday Near Arcadia." Noblesville Daily Ledger (Noblesville, Hamilton County, Indiana), Monday 3 June 1935, page 2. Acc000876/Ph3193.jpg/Doc0782.pdf

Extract: MARY FOULKE DIED SUNDAY NEAR ARCADIA/ The Funeral Services Will Be Held Tuesday Afternoon/ Long Resident of Jackson Township - Mrs. Mary Frances Foulke, Widow of George Foulke, passed away at an early hour Sunday morning in the home of her daughter Mrs. Grace Robbins, seven miles east of Arcadia. Mrs. Foulke has been in poor health for several years and her death was not unexpected. The body was taken to the Shaffer funeral home in Arcadia, where it will lie in state until Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held in the Shaffer parlors and burial will take place in the cemetery near Sheridan. Mrs. Foulke was the daughter of Lewis and Sarah (Stratton) Underwood and was born Dec 5, 1853, on the old homestead west of Arcadia where she resided until less than a year ago when the daughter and family moved to east of Arcadia and she went to live with them. The husband has been dead for several years. Just a year ago, June 6th, the tragic death of her son, Arthur Foulke, of Arcadia, was a great shock to her. She leaves besides the daughter at whose home she died, two other daughters, Mrs. Alice Phillips of West of Arcadia, and Mrs. Sarah Ross, residing on road 31, and step-son, Alvin Foulke, west of Cicero. She also leaves several grandchildren

Microfilm Repository: Hamilton East Public Library, Noblesville, Hamilton Co, Indiana

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S36 Tombstone Inscription, Crown View Cemetery.

Extract: Carrie Foulke/Dec 30, 1831/Nov 12, 1908


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S37 Obituary, "Miss Foulk's Suicide" Noblesville Daily Ledger, Tuesday 17 Nov 1908, page 1. Acc000878

Extract:
MISS FOULK'S SUICIDE
Shot Herself With at Target Gun on Thursday Evening
LIVED THIRTY MINUTES
Rash Act Attributed to Poor Health - No attention Paid to Frequent Threats to Take Her Life - Funeral Will Occur Saturday.

Miss Carrie, aged twenty-five, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Foulke, committed suicide at 8 o'clock Thursday night by shooting herself with a target gun in the right temple. The rash act is attributed to the girl's poor health. She had frequently threatened to take her life on account of the condition of her health but none of the members of the family took her remarks seriously, and Thursday when she told her sister Grace that she was feeling so badly that she believed she would end it all by committing suicide, but little attention was paid to the remark. Shortly after 8 o'clock all the members of the household except Mr. Foulke went out to the barn to catch some chickens which they intended to sell to the huckster, Friday. Mr. Foulke was almost asleep and the girl chose this opportunity to take her life.

She procured a shot gun belonging to her brother and also his belt which contained several shells. She stepped out of the back door and attempted to place a shell in the gun.

She did not succeed in this. Throwing the shotgun and belt upon the ground she hurried into the house again, obtained the target gun and walked out into the yard again, and pointing the target gun to her right temple, pulled the trigger. The shot attracted the family and they rushed to the girl, who was found lying on the ground in an unconscious condition. She was carried into the house and expired in thirty minutes without regaining consciousness.

Carrie possessed a charming disposition and was a favorite in the neighborhood but her continued ill health caused her to become discouraged with life.

They met at the house at 12 o'clock, Saturday, and short funeral services were held. The interment occurred at Sheridan. [Crown View Cemetery]

[Microfilm Repository: Hamilton East Public Library - Noblesville, Hamilton Co, Indiana]

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S38 Book, Index to Death Record Hamilton County [Indiana] 1882-1920, Vol 1 A-Z.

Extract: Foulke, Carrie Female, White, 26 - Date of Death: Nov 12, 1908 - Place of death: Jackson Twp - Cicero City Health Dept: Book H-4, page 13. Compiled by Indiana WPA, 1942] -
[Repository: Hamilton East Public Library - Noblesville, Hamilton Co, Indiana - Call# 977.256 Deaths WOR
 
S39 Interview with Living Robbins ID0005, by RobbHaas, 22 Sept 2005, page 10.

Extract: Carrie wanted to marry a garbage hauler but her parents wouldn't hear of it so she committed suicide because she couldn't marry the one she chose.

 

 
S40 Tombstone Inscription, Crown View Cemetery.

Extract: Alice/Phillips/1883 - 1963]


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S41 Database On-line, "Family Data Collection-Individual Records" Alice Foulke. www.ancestry.com , accessed 8 Dec 2006. Acc000739.

Extract:   Name: Alice Foulke - Spouse: Clyde Phillips - Parents: George Foulke, Mary Francis Underwood - Birth Place: Hamilton CO, IN - Birth Date: 30 Oct 1883 - Marriage Date: 30 Jul 1919 - Death Place: Sheridan, Hamilton CO, IN - Death Date: 17 Sept 1963
 
S42 Newspaper Article, Our Home Town [Online]] 1 Oct 2007. Acc001058. Cit. ID: Acc001058.

URL: http://www.sheridannews.net/archives/1192588665.html  -

Extract: "From Editor Barb: Here is the Boxley High School roster for 1900 go 1931. It was sent to me by both Tom Wright and Jim Land. I am assuming that the pupils listed are the graduates for that year. 1901 - Teachers: A C Harris, F A Lovell, S A Hinshaw and W S McMurtry. Pupils: George E Burton, Fred L Carson, Roscoe R Foland, Grace Foulke, Stella Hershman, Roy Hershman, Fletcher Ogle, Vinton Shannon, and Ada Vickery. 1903 - Teachers: F L Greeson, W S McMurtry, and Everett McMurtry. Pupils: Eleanor Dunn, Charles Eaton, Rollie C Foland, Alice B Foulke, Marvin Foulke, Grace Dunn, Clyde Hershman, Charles Johnson, Clyde Phillips, and Grace Vickery."
 
S43 Database On-line, "Family Data Collection-Individual Records" - Jessie Alvin Foulke. www.ancestry.com , accessed 8 Dec 2006. Acc000738.

Extract: Name: Jessie Alvin Foulke - Spouse: Lula Kellam - Parents: George Foulke, Narcissa Adaline Wilson - Birth Place: Hamilton CO, IN - Birth Date: 6 Nov 1876 - Marriage Place: IN - Marriage Date: 10 Aug 1898 - Death Place: Hamilton CO, IN - Death Date: 30 Jan 1936
 
S44 Document, Federal - US, "World War 1 Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918" Jessie Alvin Foulke. Original Data: US Selective Service System, NARA, M1509. www.ancestry.com , accessed 28 Apr 2008. Acc001097/Doc3724.pdf
Extract
Registration Card: Serial Number: 448 - Order Number: a-845 - Name: Jessie Alvin Fulke - Address: R 1 Noblesville Ham [county] Ind - Age: 41 years - Birthdate: Nov 6 1876 - White - Native Born - Occupation: Farmer, self employed - Place of employment: R 1 Noblesville, Ham [county] Ind - Nearest Relative: Lula Foulke, R 1 Noblesville Ham [county] Ind - Signature of Jesse Alvin Foulke
Registrar's Report: Height: Medium - Build: Medium - Eyes: Gray - Hair: Brown - Registrar signature: C V Edwards - Date of Registration: Sept 12, 1918 - Local Board for the County of Hamilton, State of Indiana.
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S45 1900 Federal Census, Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD-9, ED 77, Sheet 10, 21 June 1900, Line 23 Samuel Tetor, Line 29 Alvin Foulk, Line 31 Thomas Baker. Original Data: NARA, T623, roll 375. www.ancestry.com , accessed 28 Feb 2008. Acc001069/ Ph8451.jpg.

Extract, Line 29, Dwelling 198, Family 200, Alvin Foulk: Head of household, 23 yr old white male, born Nov 1876, married for 2 yrs, Alvin and his mother born in Indiana, father in Ohio, Farmer, rented - Lula Foulk: wife of head, 22 yr old white female, born Oct 1877, married for 2 yrs, has had no children to this point - she and parents born in Indiana - Family: Both are able to read, write and speak English
 
S46 1920 Federal Census, Noblesville Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 104, Sheet 9, Line 77, Dwelling & Family 71, Alvin J Foulke. Original Data: T625, Roll 436, Image 7. www.ancestry.com , accessed 28 Apr 2008. Acc001098/ Ph4694.jpg.

Extract: Head: Alvin J Foulke, 43, Birthplace: Indiana, Father's birth: Ohio - Mother Birth: Indiana - Farmer - able to read & write - Owned home. Lula Foulke - Wife - 42 - Born in Indiana - Parents both born in Indiana - able to read, write speak English - Herbert Foulke - son - 18 - White male, single - Attended school - able to read, write, speak English - Occupation: Farm labor - born in Indiana - both parents born in Indiana - Russell Foulke - Son, white male, 11 yrs old - single - attended school - able to read, write, speak English - Occupation: none - born in Indiana, both parents born in Indiana
 
S47 Book, Index to Supplemental Record - Marriage Transcripts, Hamilton County [Indiana] 1880-1905 - Ind WPA, 1941.

Extract: Groom: Foulke, Alvin - Father: George - Mother: Adaline Wilson - Male, White - Age Next BD: 22 - Date of Marriage: 10 Aug 1898 - Hamilton Co Clerk Office: Book C-4, page 17.

Repository: Hamilton East Public Library - Noblesville, Hamilton Co, Indiana - Call#: 977.256 Marriage Wor Supp 1

 
S48 Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941 [database on-line], www.ancestry.com  Original data: Works Progress Administration, comp. Index to Marriage Records Indiana: Indiana Works Progress Administration, 1938-1940. Acc001555, accessed 16 Apr 2008. Hamilton County, Indiana, Index to Marriage Record 1880-1899 Inclusive Volume, Part One 1880-1889 Part Two 1890-1899 W. P. A Orig; Book: 10;Page: 270.

Extract: Name: Alvin Foulke - Spouse: Lula Kellam - Marriage Date: 10 Aug 1898 - County: Hamilton

 
S49 Database On-line, "Family Data Collection-Individual Records" - Jessie Alvin Foulke. www.ancestry.com , accessed 8 Dec 2006. Acc000738.

Extract: Name: Jessie Alvin Foulke - Spouse: Lula Kellam - Parents: George Foulke, Narcissa Adaline Wilson - Birth Place: Hamilton CO, IN - Birth Date: 6 Nov 1876 - Marriage Place: IN - Marriage Date: 10 Aug 1898 - Death Place: Hamilton CO, IN - Death Date: 30 Jan 1936
 
S50 1930 Federal Census, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 6, ED 13, Sheet 5A, 12 April 1930, Line 19, Russell Foulke - Line 21, Alvin Foulke. Original Data: NARA T626, Roll 590, Image 880.0. www.ancestry.com , accessed 28 Apr 2008. Acc001099/Ph4695.jpg.

Extract: Line 19, Dwelling & Family 111 - Russell Foulke - Head - rent Farm - had radio set - Male, White, 22 yrs old, Married, age 21 when married - Did not attend school during year - able to read & write - He and both his parents born in Indiana - Farmer - General Farm - Not a veteran. Hildred Foulke - Wife of head - Female, white, 22 yrs old, married - age 21 at marriage - did not attend school during year - able to read & write - she and her parents born in Indiana. Line 21, Dwelling & Family 112 - Alvin Foulke - Head - Owned farm - had radio set - White, male, 53 yrs old, married - 22 yrs old at marriage - did not attend school during the year - can read & write - He and his mother was born in Indiana, his father born in Ohio. Occupation: Farmer - Incidental farming - Veteran: no. Lula Foulke - Wife of head - White female, 52 yrs old, married - 20 yrs old at marriage - did not attend school during year - can read & write. She and her parents born in Indiana
 
S51 1910 Federal Census, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 9, ED 100, Sheet 7B, 3 May 1910, Line 97, Dwelling & Family 162, Alvin Foulke. Original Data: NARA, T624, Roll 353, Image 242. www.ancestry.com , accessed 16 Apr 2008. Acc001094/Ph4658.jpg.

Extract: Jesse Alvin Foulke: head of household - White Male, 32 yrs old - Married for 11 years - Born in Indiana - Father born in Ohio - Mother born in Indiana - Speaks English - Farmer - Gen Farm - Working on own account - Read and Write - Owned farm - Free of mortgage - Farm - Lula [Kellam] Foulke: White Female, 32 yrs old - Married for 11 years - Born Indiana - Both parents born in Indiana - Speaks English - no occupation - Can read and write. - Herbert Foulke - Son of head of household - White male, 9 yrs old - Born in Indiana and both parents born in Indiana - no occupation - attended school - Russel Foulke - son of head of household - White male, 2 yrs old - Born in Indiana and both parents born in Indiana - No occupation
 
S52 Email, From Living ID0186, 2 Feb 2008.

Extract: Lula Kellam: Birth: 23 Oct 1877 in Hamilton County, Indiana - Death: 12 Feb 1933 in Hamilton County, Indiana. Parents: Jesse Kellam, born 4 Feb 1853 in Dudley Township, Henry County, Indiana - Mother: Rachel Alice Baker, born 2 July 1854 Baker's Corner, Hamilton County, Indiana

 

 
S53 Email, from Living ID0040, 27 Dec 2011, Subject: Pics.

Extract:
"Sarah Foulke Ross, Mary Francis Underwood Foulke, Eliza Ann Stratton Higbee. Eliza Ann was a sister of Sarah B. Stratton Underwood. Her husband laid out the town of Millwood, which later became Sheridan, Indiana."
 
S54 Book: Armazindy by James Whitcomb Riley. Indianapolis, Indiana: The Bowen-Merrill Co, 1984. Presented to Grace Foulke, ID0015 by her brother Alvin Foulke, ID0079, 12 June 1896. Acc002068/Doc0758.pdf (Select Pages)

Extract, Inside leaf:
Compliments of brother Alvin/ Library of Grace Foulke./ Vol 28, June 12, 1896

No other writing in the book

Doc0758.pdf
S55    
S56 1940 U.S. Census: Sheridan, Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 6, ED 29-1, Sheet 8A, Line 5, Household number 177, Alice Phillips Household. Original Data: NARA, T627_1050. www.ancestry.com , accessed 23 July 2012. Acc002231/Ph9543.jpg

Extract:
1] Alice Phillips: Head of household - 56 yr old white female, Divorced - Highest grade in school: 4 yrs of high school - Occupation: Homemaker - Other income: Yes
2] Charles Phillips: Son of head - 25 yr old white male, single - Highest grade in school: 4 yrs of high school - Occupation: Truck Driver hauling milk - worked 35 hours during week of 24-30 March 1940 - Worked 52 weeks in 1939 - Income 1939: $365 - no other income
3] Thomas Phillips: Son of head - 19 yr old white male, single - attended school during year - highest grade in school: 4 yrs of High School - Occupation: School - Worked 16 weeks in 1939 - no other income
4] Margaret Phillips: Daughter of head - 15 yr old white female, single - attended school - highest grade in school: 1 yr of high school - Occupation: School - Did not work during 1939 - no other income

Household:
- Home: Owned - Value: $2000 - not a farm - East Sixth Street
- All born Indiana
- Residence, 1 Apr 1935: Rural Hamilton County, Indiana

 
S57 1940 U.S. Census: Sheridan, Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. SD 6, ED 29-1, Sheet 10A, Line 21, Dwelling 234, Dr. Siah C. Phillips Household. Original Data: NARA, T627_1050. www.ancestry.com , accessed 23 July 2012. Acc002230/Ph9542.jpg

Extract:
1] Dr. Siah C. Phillips: Head of household - 58 yr old white male, married - Highest grade in school: 3 yrs of college - Occupation: Veterinarian, Private Practice, Own Account - Worked 70 hours during week of 24-30 March 1940 - Worked 52 weeks in 1939. Income reported: $0 - Other income: Yes
2] Ira Phillips: Wife of head - 46 yr old white female, married - Highest grade in school: 2 yrs of high school - Occupation: Homemaker
3] Zora Young: Mother-in-Law of Head - 73 yr old white female, Married - Highest grade in school: 8 grades - Occupation: Unemployed

Household:
- Home: Owned, value $800, not on a farm
- All born Indiana
- Residence 1 Apr 1935: Same House

 
S58 1940 U.S. Census: Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana, SD 6, ED 29-14, Sheet 11A, Line 24, Visit No. 239, Robert E. Ross Household. Original Data: NARA, T627_1050. www.ancestry.com , Accessed 25 July 2012. Acc002237/Ph9546.jpg

Extract:
1] Robert E. Ross: Head of household - 53 yr old white male, married - highest school grade: 8 - Number of hrs. worked week of 24-30 March 1940: 35 - Occupation: Auctioneer on own account - Weeks worked 1939: 52 - received other income: Yes - Farm Schedule: 219
2] Sarah Ross: Wife of head - 54 yr old white female, married - highest school grade: 8 - No occupation - Homemaker
3] Paul Ross: Son of head - 27 yr old white male, single - highest school grade: 4 yrs High school - hours worked week of 24-30 March 1940: 50 - Occupation: Tenant Farm own account - weeks worked 1939: 52 - other income: yes

Household:
- Property: Rented farm Cost: $6
- all born Indiana
- all lived in the same place on 1 Apr 1935

 
S59 Database Online: "Indiana, Marriages, 1811-1959," index, FamilySearch ( https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VXP2-TKV  : accessed 23 Sep 2012), George Foulke and Mary Frances Underwood, 01 Mar 1879. Acc002361/Doc4669.pdf

Extract:
groom: George Foulke
bride: Mary Frances Underwood
date of license: 24 Feb 1879
county of license: Hamilton
date of marriage: 01 Mar 1879
place of marriage: , Hamilton, Indiana
official:
record number:
film number: 1320355
digital folder number: 4168324
image number: 00106
number of images: 1

 
S60 Database Online: "Indiana, Marriages, 1811-1959," index, FamilySearch ( https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VXPL-C4R  : accessed 23 Sep 2012), George Foulke and Narcissa A Wilson, 09 Jan 1875 Acc002362

Extract:
groom: George Foulke
bride: Narcissa A Wilson
date of license: 08 Jan 1875
county of license: Hamilton
date of marriage: 09 Jan 1875
place of marriage: , Hamilton, Indiana
official:
record number:
film number: 1320354
digital folder number: 4168323
image number: 00429
number of images: 1

 
S61 Newspaper Article:  Sheridan News, 24 Feb 1911. Newspaper Archive, www.archives.com , accessed 8 Oct 2012, page 7, Col. 1 and Page 8, Col. 2. Acc002382

Extract
Page 7, Neighborhood News/Bakers Corner, Col. 1:
Wm. Baker and wife Sunday [visit]ed with J. B. Baker and wife.

Frank McShane and daughter Nora of Nora and Mr. and Mrs. John Foulke visited Thursday with Geo. Foulke and wife.
- (Thursday = 20 Feb 1911)

Page 8:
Col. 2: Elmer Underwood and wife spent Tuesday at George Foulke's. (Tuesday = 18 Feb 1911)

 
S62 Newspaper Article:  Subject: George Foulke. Sheridan News, 21 Apr 1911, Col. 2. Newspaper Archive, www.archives.com , accessed 8 Oct 2012. Acc002380/Doc1166.pdf

Extract:
Bakers Corner, Col. 2, bottom:
Amasa Foulke of Oklahoma City, brother of George and John Foulke reached here a few hours too late to see his brother George alive.

Wm. Foulke of Knightstown and Frank McShane and family of Carmel attended the funeral of George Foulke

 
S63 1870 U.S. Census. Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana, Page 40, Line 37, Dwelling 309, Family 312, Howland E. Wilson household. Original Data: NARA, .M593_319 Family History Library Film: 545818. www.ancestry.com , accessed 14 Aug 2013. Acc002872

Extract:
Page 40, Lines 37-40:
1] Howland E. Wilson: Head of household - 44, white male, Farmer - born North Carolina
2] Ruth H. Wilson: 40, white female - keeping house - born North Carolina
3] Jesse E. Wilson: 23, white male - Farm Hand - born North Carolina
4] Thomas E. Wilson: 18, white male - born Indiana
Page 41, Lines 1 and 2:
5] Narcissa Wilson: 15, white female - born Indiana - attended school
6] William L. Wilson: 10, white male - born Indiana
Household:
- Property - Value $4000 - Personal Property $1000

 
S64 1870 U.S. Census: Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Page 20, Line 10, Dwelling 150, Family 153, Lewis Underwood Household. Original Data: NARA, M593, roll 319, page 10, Image 21. www.ancestry.com , accessed 15 Mar 2007. Acc000870/Ph8464.jpg

Extract:
1] Lewis Underwood: Head of household, 45, white, male, Farmer, Real Estate Value: $6000 - Personal estate value: $5500 - born Ohio.
2] Sarah Underwood: 28, white female, keeping house.
3] Mary F. Underwood: 15, white female, at home.
4] William E. Underwood: 13, white male, at home.
5] Charles A. Underwood: 12, white male, at home.
6] Caroline E. Underwood: 10, white female.
7] Alveretta Underwood: 8, white female.
8] Laura Underwood: 6, white female.
9] Elmer E. Underwood: 4, white male. -
Family: Everyone except for Lewis was born in Indiana - All children attended school except for Elmer

 
S65 1860 U.S. Census. Spiceland Township, Henry County, Indiana, page 200, Line 12, Dwelling & Family 1469, Howland Wilson household. Original Data: NARA, M653_266, Family History Library Film: 803266.. www.ancestry.com , accessed 14 Aug 2013. Acc002873

Extract:
1] Howland Wilson: Head of household - 34 male - Farmer - born North Carolina
2] Ruth Wilson: 36 female - born North Carolina
3] Jesse Wilson: 14, male - born North Carolina - attended school
4] Mary Wilson: 10 Female - born North Carolina - attended school
5] Thos. Wilson: 8, male - born Indiana - attended school
6] Narcissa Wilson: 5, female - born Indiana - attended school
Household:
- Property - Value $1800 - Personal Property $800

 
S66 1860 US Census:  Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Page 202, Line 13, Dwelling & Family 1409, Lewis Underwood. Original Data: NARA, M653, roll 263, Image 203. www.ancestry.com , accessed 15 March 2007. Acc000868.

Extract:
1] Lewis Underwood: 34 yr old male, Farmer, Real Estate value: $2500, personal estate value: $1475.
2] Sarah [Stratton] Underwood: 26 yr female.
3] Mary Underwood: 6 yr old female.
4] William E Underwood: 5 yr old male.
5] Charles Underwood: 2 yr old male.
6] Caroline Underwood: 8 month old female.
7] Eliza Straten: 19 yr old female. -
Family] Lewis and Eliza Straten born in Ohio, everyone else born in Indiana
 
S67 1850 U.S. Census. Southern Division, Guilford County, North Carolina, page 310B , Line 22, Dwelling & Family 45, Howland Wilson household. Original Data: NARA, M432_632. www.ancestry.com , accessed 14 Aug 2013. Acc002874

Extract:
1] Howland Wilson: Head of household - 26 male - Blacksmith
2] Ruth Wilson: 25, female
3] Jesse Wilson: 2, male
Household:
- All born North Carolina
- Property: Value $240

 
S68 Newspaper Article:  "Poor Health Causes Girl to End Her Life" Carrie Foulke. The Indianapolis News (Indianapolis, Indiana), 13 Nov 1908, Page 16, Col. 5. http://www.newspapers.com/image/#35454562 , accessed 26 Apr 2014

Transcription:
POOR HEALTH CAUSES GIRL TO END HER LIFE
-----------------------------------
Miss Carrie Foulke, Daughter of Wealthy Parents, Shoots Herself with Target Rifle.
(Special to the Indianapolis News.)
Noblesville, Ind., November 13.---Miss Carrie Foulke the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Foulke, living near this city, committed suicide last night about 9 o'clock with a target gun. Miss Foulke was an estimable young woman, but had been in very poor health for a number of years, which caused her to be despondent, and yesterday, when she threatened to take her life, her sister paid no attention as the girl had made such threats before without any effort to carry them out. Miss Carrie stepped out into the yard last evening and shortly after the family heard a shot fired. They investigated and found the young woman lying on the ground with a bullet hole through the right temple. She was carried into the house, where she died about fifteen minutes later. A shotgun and belt of cartridges were found on the ground beside the girl, and it is supposed she did not know how to use them, as she shot herself with a target rifle. The Foulke family is wealthy and influential. Two sisters, one brother and the parents survive
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S69 Obituary. Obituary, "Pioneer Resident Dead: George Foulke Died From Complication of Diseases" Sheridan News, (Sheridan, Hamilton County, Indiana), 21 Apr 1911, page 1, Col. 3. https://www.newspapers.com/image/353586193 , accessed 11 Dec 2018. Doc5000.pdf

PIONEER RESIDENT DEAD
George Foulke Died from Complication of Diseases

   George Foulke, aged 66, a well known farmer of Jackson township, died at his home about two miles east of Bakers Corner, at 11 o'clock Thursday night, of a complication of diseases. It has been known for some time that he was in a precarious condition, but his death comes as a shock to a large number of friends and acquaintances who were unaware of his serious condition.
   Mr. Foulke had spent the greater portion of his life in the neighborhood where he died, and was recognized as a man of sterling integrity, a good business man, and a model farmer. He was born in Ohio, but his father, the late Jesse Foulke, came to this state when it was a wilderness and settled in the vicinity of Bakers Corner nearly sixty years ago.
   He is survived by a wife, three daughters and two sons. The children are Mrs. Oscar Robbins, Mrs. Dr. S. C. Phillips, Mrs. Robert Ross and Alvin and Arthur Foulke
   The funeral took place Monday the services being conducted by Rev. Lindley Reagan. Burial at Crown View Cemetery.
 
S70 Newspaper Article, "Public Sale" George Foulke Farm, 3 Apr 1913.  Sheridan News (Sheridan, Indiana), 28 March 1913. www.myHeritage.com, accessed 26 Nov 2014. Doc2500.pdf - Image Link

From Image:
Public Sale
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale 5 miles west of Cicero, 1 1/2 miles east of Bakers Corner on what is known as the George Foulke Farm, on
Thursday April 3rd
at 10 o'clock
The following property to-wit:
130 head of live stock
Horses -- 1 black Norman Mare 8 yr old. wt 1500 lbs; 1 black Norman mare 7 yr old wt 1525 lbs; 1 bay mare 8 yr old wt 1300 lbs; 1 brown mare 5 yr old wt about 1200 lbs; all good mares.
20 Head of Cattle -- Including 12 head of 2 yr old steers, good feeders, 4 yearling shorthorn heifers. 1 coming 2 yr old Jersey heifer, 2 yearling Jersey heifers eligible to register.
85 head of Hogs -- Including 12 good brood sows, farrowing between April 1st to 10th. 75 head of good feeding shoats weighing about 100 lbs, full bred Duroc male. 16 head of good breeding ewes with lambs by side.
Feed -- 10 tons of good timothy hay in mow. About 1000 bushels of corn in crib.
Farming Implements -- 1 Milwaukee binder, 1 Deering mower, 3 riding cultivators, 1 Syracuse breaking plow 1 Corn King manure spreader, good as new. 1 2-horse wagon, 1 spring wagon, 1 three section spike tooth harrow, 1 good as new Delaval cream separator and other articles to numerous to mention.
Terms -- All sums of $5.00 and under cash in hand. Sums over $5.00 a credit of 8 months will be given, purchaser giving note with approved free hold security. 4 per cent discount for cash to those entitled to a not. No property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with.
Robert Ross,
Auctioneer: F. H. Wise, W. A. Miller, Ed Miller.
Clerks: C. C. Carson, H. M. Johnson
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S71 Obituaries for Sarah Foulke:

1.  "Sarah Ross" Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana) Repository: Hamilton East Public Library (Noblesville, Indiana), Indiana Room, microfilm. 18 July 1974, page 10. Doc2883.pdf.
Sarah Ross
A resident of Cicero community for 86 years, Mrs. Sarah Ross, died Wednesday evening at Riverview Hospital. Born in Cicero to Mrs. and Mrs. John [George] Foulk [Foulke] in 1886, she lived there until a year and a half ago, when she moved to join her son, John Ross of R. 5 Noblesville.
Mrs. Ross was the widow of Col. Robert Ross, who died in 1964. She was a member of the Boxley and Walnut Grove Sister-Brotherhood.
Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Evans-Godby-Trout Funeral Home in Noblesville with Larry Renihan officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime after noon Friday, and burial will take place in the Cicero Cemetery.
In addition to John Ross of Noblesville, Mrs. Ross is survived by another son, Paul Ross of Deming, three grandchildren and four great grandchildren.


2.  "Ross Services" Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana) Repository: Hamilton East Public Library (Noblesville, Indiana), Indiana Room, microfilm. 22 July 1974, page 10. Doc2884.pdf.
Ross Services
Rev. Larry Renihan officiated at funeral services Saturday for Mrs. Sarah Ross a lifetime Hamilton County resident who died last Wednesday. Interment in Cicero Cemetery followed the 2 p.m. services at the Evans-Godby-Trout Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Lisco Leonard Jr., Donald Kolb, Robert Clark, Larry Ross, Kermit Ross and Dennis Ross.


 
S72 Probate Record:  "Indiana Wills and Probate Records, 1798-1999". Database Online. Original Data: Indiana County, District and Probate Courts. www.ancestry.com, accessed , accessed 22 Apr 2016. George Foulke Estate. Hamilton County Probate Order Books, Circuit Court, Vol. 49, 1912-1913, page 255-258. Doc3487.pdf.

From Images:
Page 255 - Tuesday Aug 20-1912
In Re estate of George Foulke No. 2186
Comes now John Foulke administrator and makes and files proof of publication of notice of final settlement by the affidavit of Charles S. Neal, which said affidavit and a copy of said notice so published reads as follows (H.I.)
And said administrator also makes proof of posting of notice of final settlement by the affidavit of Joseph A. Roberts, which said affidavit and a copy of said notice so posted reads as follows, (H.I)
Page 256:
And said administrator presents his final report, to the court which report is as follows to wit:
In the matter of the estate of George B. Foulke, John B. Foulke, administrator - No. 2186
FINAL REPORT
In the Hamilton Circuit Court, April Term, 1912.
Said administrator would show that he is chargeable as follows:
Amount of inventory, other than notes, cash and accounts: $1195.45
Excess of sale bill over inventory - 383.61
Inventory of cash, notes and accounts - 793.35
Hay Sold - 164.11
Received from Robert Ross on decedent's share of partnership property for wool - $10.00
Hogs - 83.43
Seed wheat - 14.40
Wheat - 149.40
Corn - 58.16
Total received from Robert Ross - 315.39 - 315.39
Received from Francis Foulke on account - 29.41
Received from Francis Foulke saw bill account - 7.50
Jackson Township damage to sheep - 37.50
Received from Lithia water - 3.50
John Bolan - 2.00
W. A Perry - 1.00
Edgar Sims - 2.00
Walter Wood - 1.00
James White - 2.00
Riley Bales - 7.00
Chalmer Coffin - 2.00
Tom Newby - 5.00
Interest Collected - 1.40
Total Charges - 2953.22
Said administrator would show that he is entitled to credits as follows:
Treasurer of Hamilton County, three vouchers - $179.86
Hadley, Wall and Company - 157.00
Dr. J. B. Sturdevant - 24.00
F. M. Foulke - 1.35
A. N. Stevenson, secretary - 4.00
Alvin Foulke for minister - 55.00
Page 257:
Robert E Ross - $39.?2
Robert E. Ross - 18.42
John W. Slater - 2.00
Joshua Carson - 2.00
Francis Foulke, balance of absolute allowance taken out of inventory - 306.20
News Printing Co. - 4.50
Enterprise - 2.00
First National Bank, insurance - 7.50
Bradfield and Mitchell - 1.80
W. A. Miller - 16.80
Daniel M. Hare - 2.50
Frank M. Foulke - 2.50
Alvin Foulke - 2.18
H. M. Johnson - 4.30
Alvin Foulke - .65
Arthur Foulke - 1.25
C. B. Jones - .50
Will F. Wall, clerk - 11.20
W. R. Zike and on rebate on heifer - 27.00
J. A. Roberts attorneys fees - 75.00
I charge for services, including expenses - 125.00
Total credits - 988.42
Total Charges 2953.22
Total Credits - 988.42
Leaving balance for distribution - 1964.80
I would show that said decedent left a widow, Francis Foulke, and five children, to wit; Alvin Foulke, Grace Robbins, Alice Phillips, Sarah Ross and Arthur Foulke, his only heirs.
I, would show that I have paid said heirs the following amounts with vouchers filing their receipts in full on distribution:
Francis Foulke - $654.95
Alvin Foulke - 261.97
Grace Robbins - 261.97
Alice Phillips - 261.97
Sarah Ross - 261.97
Arthur Foulke - 261.97
Total - 1964.80
I would show that said estate is now settled in full, all debts collected due the estate and all debts owing by decedent is now fully paid
Page 258:
and distribution made among the heirs.
I therefore ask that this report be approved and that I be discharged from my trust.
John B. Foulke Admr.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me, this 27th day of May, 1912. My commission exp. Nov. 17-1915 Claire Johnson, N.P.
And the Court having seen and examined said report now approves the same and said administrator is discharged from further liability therein.
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S73 Death Record, George Foulke. "Indiana, Death Certificates, 1899-2011" [database on-line]. Original Data: Indiana State Board of Health. Death Certificates, 1900–2011. Microfilm. Indiana Archives and Records Administration, Indianapolis, Indiana, Indiana Archives and Records Administration, Hamilton County, 1911, page 104 . Doc3542.pdf.

From Image:
Indiana State Board of Health/ Certificate of Death
Page 103 - Registered No. 57
Place of Death: Jackson Township, Hamilton County
Name: George Foulke
Male, White
Birth: 7 June 1845 - Age: 65y 10m 6d, Born Ohio
Married - Spouse: Mary Frances Foulke
Father: Jesse Foulke, born Pennsylvania
Mother: Mary Baker
Occupation: Farmer
Informant: Mary Frances Foulke, Cicero, Indiana
Date of Death: 13 Apr 1911, 11pm
Cause of Death: Cardiac Dilation
Contributory Cause: Chronic Nephritis
Doctor: J. D. Sturdevant
Burial: 17 Apr 1911, Crown View, Sheridan
Undertaker: Hadley Wallace
Was the body embalmed? Yes
 
S74 "Indiana, Death Certificates, 1899-2011" [database on-line]. Original Data: Indiana State Board of Health. Death Certificates, 1900–2011. Microfilm. Indiana Archives and Records Administration, Indianapolis, Indiana. Indiana Archives and Records Administration. www.ancestry.com, accessed , 15 June 2016. Carrie Foulke, 12 Nov 1908, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Doc3554.pdf.

From Image:
Indiana State Board of Health/Certificate of Death
Registered No. 161, Page 38
Jackson Township, Hamilton County
Name: Carrie Foulke, White, Female, Single
Birth: 30 Dec 1881, Jackson Township, Hamilton County - age: 26y 10m 12d
Father: George Foulke, born Harrison County, Ohio
Mother: Mary Frances Underwood, born Hamilton County, Indiana
Informant: George Foulke, RR 1, Cicero
Date of Death: 12 Nov 1908
Cause of Death: Bullet wound in Head (Suicide)
Burial: Crown View, Sheridan - 14 Nov 1908
Undertaker: Hadley Wall & Co., Noblesville, Ind.
 
S75 "Indiana, Death Certificates, 1899-2011" [database on-line]. Original Data: Indiana State Board of Health. Death Certificates, 1900–2011. Microfilm. Indiana Archives and Records Administration, Indianapolis, Indiana. Indiana Archives and Records Administration. www.ancestry.com, accessed , 15 June 2016. Lula Kellam Foulke, 9 Feb 1933, Hamilton County, Indiana. Doc3555.pdf.  
S76 "Indiana, Death Certificates, 1899-2011" [database on-line]. Original Data: Indiana State Board of Health. Death Certificates, 1900–2011. Microfilm. Indiana Archives and Records Administration, Indianapolis, Indiana. Indiana Archives and Records Administration. www.ancestry.com, accessed , 28 July 2016. Alvin Foulke, ID0079, 30 Jan 1936, Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana. Doc3664.pdf.

From Image:
Standard Certificate of Death/ Indiana State Board of Health
Local No. 5 - Registered No. 961
Place of Death: Jackson Township, Hamilton County
Name: Alvin Foulke, white, male, widowed
Date of Birth: 6 Nov 1876, Indiana -Age: 59y, 2m, 23d
Occupation: Farmer
Father: George Foulke, born Indiana
Mother: Adiline Wilson, born Indiana
Informant: Russel Foulke, RR#1 Cicero
Burial: 1 Feb 1936, Sheridan Cemetery
Date of Death: 29 Jan 1936, 830 pm
Cause of death: Carcinoma of stomach
Autopsy? Yes
 
S77 1906 map of Hamilton County showing property owners. Indiana Memory Project. Repository: Indiana State Library Map Collection. Accessed 17 Sept 2016. Doc3762.pdf.  (Indiana Memory Map)

Shows George Foulke, Mary F. Foulke and J.B. Foulke Property about 5 miles west of Cicero on the southeast corner of Anthony Road present 236th St., Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana
- Geo. Foulk 68.01 acres
- Mary F. Foulk, 40 acres
- Jno. B. Foulk, 74.50 acres
 
S78 Map of Hamilton County from around 1919 showing land owners with local advertisers in margins. Indiana Memory Project. Doc3760.pdf.
(Indiana Memory Link)

- Mary F. Foulk(e) Property: 108.61 acres
- Vernie Foulk(e) Property: 72.75 acres
- Both about 5 miles west of Cicero on Anthony Road
 
S79 Newspaper Article, Guardianship Notice for Mary Foulke. Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), Tuesday, 14 Nov 1933, page 1, Col. 2. Doc4549.pdf

Arthur Foulke, guardian for Mary F. Foulke, in making a report to the court, shows receipts to the amount of $134.29 and expenses in the sum of $931.50, leaving a balance of $2.79. The land of the ward has been leased to O. C. Robbins, the guardian reported.
 
S80 Newspaper Article, Noblesville Ledger, Monday, 24 Sept 1928, page 6, Col. 5. Robert E. Ross Vs. Mary F. Foulke and Arthur Foulke.
Ph11981-015.jpg

"Robert E. Ross filed a suit in court, Monday, against Mary F. Foulke and Arthur Foulke, as guardian of Mary Foulke. The plaintiff is represented by R. R. Foland and Christian & Waltz and is asking $9,000, representing advancements made to Mrs. Foulke, he alleges in the way of materials, labor, repairs and replacements of property on her farm. An itemized statement of the expenses of the plaintiff is contained in the complaint."
 
S81 Newspaper Article, Guardianship Notice for Mary Foulke. Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), Tuesday, 14 Nov 1933, page 1, Col. 2. Doc4549.pdf .

Arthur Foulke, guardian for Mary F. Foulke, in making a report to the court, shows receipts to the amount of $134.29 and expenses in the sum of $931.50, leaving a balance of $2.79. The land of the ward has been leased to O. C. Robbins, the guardian reported.
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Newspaper Article, Noblesville Ledger, Monday, 24 Sept 1928, page 6, Col. 5. Robert E. Ross Vs. Mary F. Foulke and Arthur Foulke. Ph11981-015.jpg

"Robert E. Ross filed a suit in court, Monday, against Mary F. Foulke and Arthur Foulke, as guardian of Mary Foulke. The plaintiff is represented by R. R. Foland and Christian & Waltz and is asking $9,000, representing advancements made to Mrs. Foulke, he alleges in the way of materials, labor, repairs and replacements of property on her farm. An itemized statement of the expenses of the plaintiff is contained in the complaint."

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Newspaper Article, Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), Thursday, 19 July 1928, page 1, Col. 4. Doc4551.pdf.

The Court has granted Arthur Foulke, guardian for Mary Frances Foulke, the privilege of borrowing $3,500 and has increased the bond of the guardian $7,000. The money, it is understood, will be used for the minor child.

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Newspaper Article, Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), Wednesday, 23 Jan, 1929, Page 6, Col. 1. Doc4552.pdf.

In the estate of Mary Foulke, who is living with her daughter Mrs. S. C. Phillips, at Sheridan, the total receipts by the guardian were $6,066 and the expenses were $5,975.

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Newspaper Article, Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 4 Nov 1927), page 4, Col. 4. Doc4582.pdf

(Gentry, Cloe & Campbell, Attys.)
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will receive bids on or before November 26, 1927, at the Office of Gentry, Cloe & campbell, for the dale of the Mary F. Foulke farm, consisteing of 109 acres, on the Cicero and Sheridan Pike, one mile east of Range Line Road.
Good fertile soil. Ten room house, slate roof, barn 40 x 60 feet, other out-buildings and tenant house, three driven wells and one flowing well.
Terms: Cash one-third and balance in six and twelve months.
ARTHUR FOULKE.
Guardian.
Arcadia, Indiana.
Nov. 4-11-18
 
S82 Newspaper Article, Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 16 May 1935, page 5, Col. 3. Newspapers.com, accessed 20 Jan 2018.

BAKERS CORNER
Mr.s. Ray Clarke and daughter, Martha, Mrs Nellie Graham and daughters Josephine and Imogene, were Monday visitors of Mrs. Oscar Robbins and mother, Mrs. Frances Foulke, near Omega. Mrs. Foulke, due to age, is quite feeble.
 
S83 Obituary, "Deaths." Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 6 July 1877, page 1, Col. 5. newspapers.com, accessed 5 Feb 2018. Doc4628.pdf

   We regret to learn of the death, near Baker's Corner, of Mrs. Foulke, wife o George Foulke, and daughter of Howland Wilson, Esq., of Noblesville, which occurred on the night of Friday, June 20th, 1877.  Deceased was a young woman, but we are not advised of her exact age.  She left a husband and one small child to mourn her loss.  During the past four or five years the Foulke family has been severely afflicted by the hand of death.  Last week we announced the death of William and now the wife of George, making six deaths in the course of less than that many years.  
 
S84
"Funeral of Miss Foulke"  Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 17 Nov 1908, page 1, Col. 3.  newspapers.com, accessed 5 Feb 2018.  Doc4629.pdf
Funeral of Miss Foulke
    The funeral of Miss Carrie Foulke, who committed suicide last Thursday night, was held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Foulke, west to Cicero, at noon Saturday.  There was a very large crowd present.  The services were conducted by Rev. Lindley Reagan, of Bartholomew county, and the interment occurred at Sheridan.  Miss Foulke was a favorite in the locality where she lived and her untimely death is mourned by a large circle of friends.
 
S85 Newspaper Article, "Administrator's Sale." Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 21 July 1911, page 7, Col. 6. newspapers.com, accessed 5 Feb 2018. Doc4631.pdf - Sheridan News Ad -

Administrator's Sale.
   The undersigned will sell at public sale at the late home of George Foulke 5 miles west of Cicero on Tuesday August 15 at 10 A.M. The following Property:   
Base burner, carpets, chairs  window curtains  heating stove, lard press, milk cans, fruit cans, extension table, vinegar, fireless cooker, stone jars, small scales and weight beam, 150 apple crates, sorghum molasses, milk cooling cans, new 5 h.p. Olds gasoline engine, line shafting and belts, Polar creamer, paint and oil, 2 iron kettles  carpenter tools, hay rake, hay ?edder, 2 cultivators, disc harrow, corn planter, binder, fan mill, 1 horse drill, 2 old wagons steel harrow, 2 buggies, closed spring wagon, set double carriage harness and pole, hay fork, rope and pulleys, lot of baled hay and straw, 4 brood sows, 25 shoats, 8 ewes and six lambs, 2 registered jersey cows, 4 coming two year old and two coming 1 year old jersey heifers eligible to register, three of them will be fresh soon, 3 grade heifers coming 2 years old, abut 200 bushels corn and many other articles.   
Term -- Sums of $5 and under cash.  All sums over $5 a credit of 8 months will be given purchaser giving bankable note.  No property to be removed until terms are complied with.
J. B. Foulke Adm.
W. A. Miller auct., D. M. Hare Clerk
43-46
 
S86 Newspaper Article, "County Commissioners" Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 11 Jan 1906, page 2, Col 3. newspapers.com, accessed 6 Feb 2018. Doc4633.pdf

County Commissioners
     The Board met Monday, Jan 1, but were in session a short time adjourning in a few minutes until Tuesday morning.
      Jesse DeVaney, Owen Conly and George Foulke were appointed as viewers on the vacation of the proposed highway from South 10th street south to the Indianapolis pike.
      Supt. Foulke's report on the DeVaney gravel road between Adams and Jackson townships was approved.
 
S87 Newspaper Article, Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 23 Feb 1900, page 1, Col. 4. newspapers.com, accessed 6 Feb 2018. Doc4634.pdf

Sunday [18 Feb] a smoke house, belonging to George Foulke, near Deming, was burned to the ground.  A large quantity of meat and lard was destroyed.
 
S88 Newspaper Article, "Civil War Review" Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 9 July 1963, page 4, Col. 2, Col. 3.   newspapers.com, accessed 6 Feb 2018.  Doc4635, 4536, 4537.pdf

Col. 2:  Civil War Review
Col. 3:  July 9, 1863 . . . The Indiana Home Guard lost 2 killed, 2 wounded and 45 missing at Brandenburg, Kentucky when Gen. John H. Morgan's Raiders crossed the Ohio River into Indiana. . .The Indiana Home Guard lost 3 killed, 12 wounded and 345 missing fighting Morgan's Raiders at Corydon, Indiana.
   In response to the call of Gov. Morton for troops to meet Morgan's invasion of Indiana, the following responded and were assigned to Co. "I", 109th Indiana Regiment (Minte Men): Privates . . . George Foulke, . . . all of Hamilton County, Indiana.
 
S89 Newspaper Article, The Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 27 Feb 1900, page 4, Col 3.  newspapers.com, accessed 6 Feb 2018.   Doc4638.pdf

     The smokehouse  with its contents, on the farm of George Foulke was destroyed by fires Sunday [18 Feb 1900] afternoon   Mr. Foulke was considerably burned about the face and hands in his efforts to save his dwelling.  The fire originated from hot ashes.  The loss is over two hundred dollars.  
 
S90 Newspaper Article, The Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 29 Jan 1904, page 3, Col.4-6. newspapers.com, accessed 6 Feb 2018.
Doc4639 and 4639-001.pdf

Col. 4:  
Trustee's Report
Jackson Township Advisory Board
Jackson Township/ From Jan 6, 1903 to Jan. 5, 1904
Special School Fund
Col. 5:
Disbursements
Col. 6:
George Foulke, trans. Oul.  6 50
 
S91 Newspaper Article, Hamilton County Democrat (Noblesville, Indiana), 24 Jan 1902, page 1, Col 2, 3. newspapers.com, accessed 8 Feb 2018

Cicero -- A warrant was issued charging Luther Revis with stealing a hide from George Foulke and selling it at Sheridan.  Revis scented danger and left for parts unknown between two days.
 
S92 Newspaper Article, The Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 18 Nov 1904, page 2, Col. 6. Newspapers.com, accessed 8 Feb 2018

   John H. and Arthur Ayers have sued the Home Gas & Water company, of Cicero, on a mechanics lien for $250.  The controversy is over a well on the George Foulke farm west of Cicero.  A few days ago the company obtained a temporary injunction against the plaintiffs prohibiting them from working on the well.
 
S93
"Bakers Corner"  The Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 15 July 1892, page 6, Col. 3.  newspapers.com, accessed 8 Feb 2018
   George Foulke is building a fine house.
 
S94 Newspaper Article, "Big Sale of Robert Ross" The Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 1 Feb 1915, page 2, col. 2. newspapers.com, accessed 8 Feb 2018. Doc4641.pdf

BIG SALE OF ROBERT ROSS
Will Occur on George Foulke Farm, West of Cicero, Wednesday, Feb. 10th
      Robert E. Ross, who has been living on the George Foulke far, five miles west of Cicero, for several years, will have a large sale of horses, cattle, hogs and farming implements on the farm on Wednesday, Feb. 10th.  There are fifteen head of horses to be sold, including several fine Normans, as well as other good stock.  The twenty-seven head of cattle include one three-year-old cow to be fresh soon, some yearling heifers, bulls and 22 head of extra good feeding steers ready for the market.  One hundred and three head of hogs are to be sold.  This list includes some extra good brood sows to farrow soon, part registered and about 81 head of good feeding shoats. A large number of farming implements will also be sod.  The sale will be held under a tent and the W. C. T. U. ladies of the Boxleytown Christian church will furnish dinner.
     This will be one of the largest sales that has been held in that neighborhood in a long time. 
 
S95
Newspaper Article:   "Court Record"  The Sheridan News (Sheridan, Indiana), 22 Feb 1901, page 4, Col. 3.  newspapers.com, accessed 11 Feb 2018
   Danial Knapp, Howard Frazee and George Foulke appointed commissioners and instructed to report at this term of court.
 
S96  "Real Estate Transfers"  The Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 28 Jan 1898, page 1, Col. 2.  Newspapers.com, accessed 11 Feb 2018.

 George Foulke et al to Amanda S. Underwood, land in Adams tp, $1500.  
 
S97
"Doings of People of Sheridan and Vicinity"  The Sheridan News (Sheridan, Indiana), 10 March 1911, page 7, Col. 2.  newspapers.com, accessed 11 Feb 2018.  
     Dr. S. C. Phillips and family took dinner Friday of last week at the home of George Foulke at Bakers Corner.
 
S98
The Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 21 Jan 1902, page 1, Col. 2.  newspapers.com, accessed 11 Feb 2018
     Luther Bevis, living west of Cicero, disappeared several days ago and has not been heard from since.  A warrant has been sworn out for his arrest on the charge of stealing a hide from George Foulke and selling the same at Sheridan.
 
S99
Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 8 Nov 1904, page 5, Col. 5.  newspapers.com, accessed 11 Feb 2018.  Doc4650.pdf
The Home Gas and Water Company, of Cicero, has asked the court for a a temporary injunction against J. C. Ayers, Arthur Ayers, W. D. Forman and Sewell Forman to prevent them from pulling the casing in a gas well which the plaintiff drilled on the farm of George Foulke west of Cicero. It is claimed the removal of the casing will damage the well beyond repair and the plaintiff wants the restraining order issued so as to stop the work immediately.
 
S100 Newspaper Article, "Circuit Court" Hamilton County Democrat (Noblesville, Indiana), 4 Oct 1879, page 4, Col. 3. newspapers.com, accessed 12 Feb 2018

     Joshua Jones vs Amasa Foulke and George Foulke, judgment for plaintiff for $11.87.
 
S101 Newspaper Article, "Cousins Elope" Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 23 Aug 1901, page 1, Col. 6. newspapers.com, accessed 12 Feb 2018. Doc4651.pdf

COUSINS ELOPE.
Pretty miss Frank Revis and Her Cousin are Missing.

     Pretty Miss Frank Revis, daughter of D. W. Revis, a well known farmer living four miles west of Cicero, and her first cousin, whose name is also Revis, eloped last Saturday night.  The presumption is that they are married, but nothing has been heard from them since they left. 
   Last fall Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Revis went to their old home in North Carolina to make an extended visit.  Upon their return they were accompanied by two nephews of Mr. Revis, both of whom ere young men o f good address and pleasing manners.  One of them made his home at the Revis residence west of Cicero, and secured employment on the farm of George Foulke near by.  Miss Frank Revis is a winsome young lady, a little more than eighteen years of age, and an attachment sprung up between she and her cousin.  Their friendship ripened into love and the first intimation that any one had of their prospective marriage was from an inquiry made by the young man who desired to know if there was any state in the union that permitted cousins to marry.
     Young Revis, Miss Revis and a relative drove to Cicero last Saturday night to attend a show.  When the south-bound train, due here at 9:30 o'clock, passed through that place the young couple bid adieu to their friends, boarded it and left.  When the father of the young woman was notified of the elopement he was very angry and made an effort to have the Indianapolis police apprehend them.  The only information secured by the capital city authorities concerning them was that a couple answering their description had inquired about the price of tickets to North Carolina.  The officers refused to molest the young people until Revis had issued a warrant for their arrest.  This action necessarily delayed the matter until next day and by that time the irate father had quieted down and accepted the situation philosophically, agreeing to receive the couple with open arms if they had really been successful in their efforts to marry.  It is believed that they are not in North Carolina.
 
S102 Newspaper Article, "70 Years ago" (August 1869) Noblesvlle ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 14 July 1939, page 4, Col 2, 3. newspapers.com, accessed 12 Feb 2018. Doc4652.pdf

70 YEARS AGO
    On Sunday, a meeting of the American Missionary Society was held at No. 10, west of Westfield, in a grove, with 200 present.  After the opening prayer by Rev. Mr. Campbell, of Noblesville, Miss Melinda Embree delivered an address on the work being done in the South and particularly for the freedmen.  Rev. Mr. Atkinson, agent of the society, spoke at length.  J. R. Gray, of Noblesville, spoke briefly.  A collection was taken which amounted to $140.  Among those who contributed were:  . . . George Foulke . . . 
 
S103
"60 Years Ago"  Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 21 Feb 1939, page 4, Col. 2.  newspapers.com, accessed 21 Feb 2018
    . . . Then, the marriage of George Foulke and Mary F. Underwood will occur soon.  
 
S104
Hamilton County's 'Who's Who' "  Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 16 Apr 1928, page 1, Col. 5.  www.newspapers.com, accessed 21 Feb 2018.  Doc4655.pdf 

Picture of Robert E. Ross
COL. ROBERT E. ROSS.
(Photo by Thayer.)
     Robert E. Ross, better known to his friends over the county as "Col. Bob" and living west of Cicero, is rated as one of the best auctioneers in this part of the state.  The pep which he puts into every sale attracts the people and then "Bob" possesses that faculty of getting people to pay good prices for everything that he sells, which makes his services in demand.
     Col. Ross first saw the light of day in Hamilton county and has spent his entire life here.  He was born in Adams township, being a son of John R. and Martha Ross, early settlers of the northwestern part of the county.  He secured most of his education in the old Roderick school house.  He finished the grades and then went to farming and during the forty-one years of his life he has followed auctioneering for eighteen years.  
     Col. Ross has been successful in his line of work, his friends say, largely because of his very friendly disposition and his ability to work.  If necessary he will spend twenty-four hours a day on a job and he will drive through rain and snow storms at any time of the night and any distance to accommodate some one who has befriended him.
     In 1910 Col. Ross was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Foulke, daughter of George Foulke, and they are the parents of three children - Paul, John and Robert.  Fraternally he is a Red Man and a Mason
     For the past eighteen months Col. Ross has been actively connected with the Foland Auction Company but he is now working in that line of business for himself.  
 
S105
"60 Years Ago" [Jan 1884]  Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 22 Jan 1944, Page 4, Col. 2.  newspapers.com, accessed 21 Feb 2018 - Doc4988.pdf
. . . George Foulke is sick with lung fever . . .
|Note: Tuberculosis. Commonly known in the 1800's as consumption, lung sickness, long sickness, white swelling, the white plague, marasmis, phthisis, wasting disease or tuberculosis of the lungs. ... It is spread by the act of breathing by people with an active case of the disease.

 
S106
"Public Sale"  Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 3 Feb 1915, page 5, Col. 5, 6.  newspapers.com, accessed 21 Feb 2018.  Doc4656.pdf

Public Sale
I will sell at public sale 5 miles west of Cicero, 1 1/2 miles east of Bakers Corner, on what is known, as the George Foulke farm, on
Wednesday, Feb  10
at 10 o'clock A. M.
The following property:
15 - Horses - 15
   1 black Norman Mare, nine years old, in foal; 1 roan mare ten years old in fole; 1 gelding seven years old, weight 1500 pounds; 1 dark gray Norman gelding three years old; 1 light gray Norman gelding three years old; 1 team of sorrel geldings three years old; 1 bay driving horse five years old; 1 driving colt two years old; 1 sorrel driving colt two years old; 1 smooth mouth mare; 4 draft colts, coming yearlings.
27 - Cattle - 27
   1 good three year old cow to be fresh soon; 1 good five year old cow; 1 good two year old Hereford bull; 2 coming yearling heifers; 22 head of extra good feeding steers ready for market.
103 - Hogs - 103
   22 head of extra good brood sows to farrow soon. Part of these sows are registered and part of them are eligible to register.  1 duroc boar, registered; 81 head of good feeding shoats, some of them eligible to register.
 
75 bushels of good seed oats; 4 tons of hay in mow.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
   Good as news Webber farm wagon; 4 cultivators; 2 Oliver walking breaking plows; Oliver Sulky breaking plow; Osborne Spike tooth harrow; Osborn disc with tandem attachment; 2 steel rollers; 2 endgate seeders; sulky self dump hay rake; 3 sets brass mounted team harness; one 2 horse power gasoline engine, all good as new, and other articles to numerous to mention.
SALE WILL BE HELD UNDER COL. MILLER'S TENT
The W. C. T. U. Ladies of Boxley Christian church will furnish dinner.
 --- TERMS ---
   All sums of $5.00 and under cash in hand.  Sums over $5.00 a credit of 3 months will be given, purchaser giving note with approved freehold security. 4 per cent discount for cash to those entitled to make a note.  No property to be removed until terms are complied with.
Robert E. Ross
AUCTS, W. A. Miller, F. H. Wise, R. C. Foland, H. Henderson.
CLERKS, Bert Parr, C. C. Carson, H. M. Johnson
d-Feb-1-3-5-9  w-f-5
 
S107
"Three Good Gas Wells."  Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 29 Nov 1904, page 6, Col. 5.  newspapers.com, accessed 21 Feb 2018.  Doc4657.pdf
Three Good Gas Wells.
     Three good gas wells have been developed in this county during the past few day.  One in White River township belongs to an Elwood company and it is the fourth well in the same locality that is producing sufficient gas to justify piping it several miles. The Cicero company has two new wells.  One is located on the George Foulke Farm and the other on Marion Blanton's place.  Both are about fur miles west of the town.
 
S108 "Public Sale"  Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 8 Feb 1917, page 4, Col. 5.  newspapers.com, accessed 22 Feb 2018.  Doc4658.pdf
PUBLIC SALE
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The undersigned will sell at public sale on what is known as the George Foulke farm 5 miles west of Cicero, 1 1/2 miles east of Bakers Corner and 1 mile north of Deming, on

Thursday, Feb. 15
SALE TO BEGIN AT 10 O'CLOCK    
The Following Described Property:

CATTLE
20 HEAD OF CATTLE ----  Five year old Shorthorn cow with calf by side; four year old cow, half jersey and half Shorthorn, with calf by side; six year old spotted Shorthorn cow to freshen soon; six year old half Jersey and half Shorthorn cow giving good flow of milk; three year old cow, half Shorthorn, due to be fresh March 15; three year old brindle Jersey cow; 10 head of good Shorthorn yearling heifers; coming two year old Shorthorn bull, a good one.  

HOGS
115 head of good feeding shoats weighing from 60 to 175 pounds; 12 head of brood sows, some with pigs by side, others to farrow soon.

FEED
15 tons of timothy hay in mow; 3 tons of clover hay in mow; 4 tons of extra good baled oats straw

TERMS
All sums of 5.00 and under cash in hand.  All sums over $5.00 a credit of 7 months will be given, purchaser giving note with approved freehold security, notes to draw 8 per cent interest after maturity if not paid when due.  4 per cent discount for cash to those entitled to a note.

Robert E. Ross
Auctioneers:  Col Miller, Col. Wise, Col. Henderson, Col. Sowers.
Clerks:  C. C. Carson, H. M. Johnson
Ladies Aid Society of Salem M. E. Church, will furnish lunch.
Sale will be held under large sale tent.
 
S109 Newspaper Article, "Notice of Gravel Road Petition" The Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 16 July 1907, page 7, Col. 2. newspapers.com, accessed 24 Feb 2018. Doc4662.pdf

Notice of Gravel Road Petition
NOTICE is hereby given that a petition signed by more than 50 freeholders and voters of Jackson Township, will be presented to the Board of Commissioners of Hamilton County, Indiana, at the regular July session, 1907, of said Board, asking for the improvement of a certain highway in said township, which petition is in the following words and figures, to-wit: . . .
Signatures: ... E. C. Hiatt ... Chas. Hiatt ... George Foulke, Alvin Foulke ... C. C. Robbins ...   
Said petition will be presented to the Board of Commissioners on Saturday, the 20th day of July 1907 ...
 
S110
"Horse Ran Away"  The Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 17 July 1900, page 1, Col. 4.  newspapers.com, accessed 26 Feb 2018.  Doc4666.pdf
Horse Ran Away.
     The Misses Foulke, daughters of George Foulke, who lives near Baker's Corner, started to Noblesville, Monday morning in a buggy.  When they reached the foot of Federal Hill, just west of the river, the horse they were driving got scared at something and ran way, overturning the buggy and throwing the young ladies to the ground, but, fortunately, without seriously injuring either, they escaping with a few slight bruises.  The frightened animal ran to the bridge, dragging the vehicle on its side, where it was stopped. 
Note:  Could be any of the four girls:  Grace, ID0015, born 1880 - Carrie, ID0081, born 1881 - Alice, ID0082, born 1883 or Sarah, ID0084, born 1886
 
S111 Newspaper Article, "Poor Health Causes Girl to End Her Life" Carrie Foulke. The Indianapolis News (Indianapolis, Indiana), 13 Nov 1908, Page 16, Col. 5. http://www.newspapers.com/image/#35454562 , accessed 26 Apr 2014. Doc4668.pdf

POOR HEALTH CAUSES GIRL TO END HER LIFE
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Miss Carrie Foulke, Daughter of Wealthy Parents, Shoots Herself with Target Rifle.
(Special to the Indianapolis News.)
Noblesville, Ind., November 13.---Miss Carrie Foulke the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Foulke, living near this city, committed suicide last night about 9 o'clock with a target gun. Miss Foulke was an estimable young woman, but had been in very poor health for a number of years, which caused her to be despondent, and yesterday, when she threatened to take her life, her sister paid no attention as the girl had made such threats before without any effort to carry them out. Miss Carrie stepped out into the yard last evening and shortly after the family heard a shot fired. They investigated and found the young woman lying on the ground with a bullet hole through the right temple. She was carried into the house, where she died about fifteen minutes later. A shotgun and belt of cartridges were found on the ground beside the girl, and it is supposed she did not know how to use them, as she shot herself with a target rifle. The Foulke family is wealthy and influential. Two sisters, one brother and the parents survive
 
S112 Newspaper Article, "Local Summary" Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 12 Dec 1890, page 1, Col. 1. newspapers.com, accessed 27 Feb 2018.

George Foulke of Baker's Corner, braved the cold Tuesday [9 Dec 1890] sufficiently to come to the city on business, part of which ws to cheer THE LEDGER exchequer.
 
S113 Newspaper Article, "Notice of Gravel Road Petition" The Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 4 Sept 1908, page 5, Col. 3. newspapers.com, accessed 28 Feb 2018. Doc4671.pdf.

Notice of Gravel Road Petition
Alvin Foulke and George Foulke are two of the residents of Jackson Township who signed the petition
 
S114 Newspaper Article, The Sheridan News (Sheridan, Indiana), 14 Apr 1911, page 6, Col. 1. newspapers.com, accessed 28 Feb 2018
     Mrs. S. C. Phillips and children spent Monday [10 Apr 1911] with George Foulke and wife, Monday.  
 
S115 Newspaper Article, "Baker's Corner" Hamilton County Democrat (Noblesville, Indiana), 5 Aug 1898, page 5, Col. 5. Newspapers.com, accessed 2 March 2018.
     J. B. Baker transacted business at Noblesville a day last week.
     George Foulke presented his daughters with a new bicycle.
 
S116 Newspaper Article, "Will Make Butter on a Large Scale" The Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 11 Oct 1904, page 1, Col. 5. Newspapers.com, accessed 2 March 2018. Doc4673.pdf.

Will Make Butter on a Large Scale
     George Foulke, a prosperous farmer of Jackson township, has concluded that there is money in what some people on farms consider insignificant things and is arranging to engage in the butter business on a large scale.  He is milking nine cows now and expects to add to this number in the near future.  He is already shipping from 50 to 60 pounds of butter every week and he hopes to increase the output to 100 pounds weekly.  He has just completed a 60 ton silo and is remodeling his barn.  He is a natural mechanic and has the reputation of being the most up-to-date farmer in his neighborhood.
 
S117
"Bakers Corner"  The Hamilton County Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana), 25 March 1892, page 6, Col. 5.  Newspapers.com, accessed 2 March 2018.  Doc4674.pdf
     George Foulke will erect a fine residence soon.
     Mr. Graham, of near Noblesville, has purchased the Foulke Farm [Jesse Foulke Farm] and has taken possession.  
 
S118 Guardianship Records for Mary Frances Underwood Foulke, ID0078. 2 Feb 1927 to 2 Jan 1936. Hamilton County, Indiana Circuit Court. 113 Document pages. Repository: Microfilm, Hamilton County, Indiana Clerk's Office, Obtained 5 Aug 2021. Doc6101.pdf  Timeline:  Doc6101-020.txt

Guardian #1:  Son Arthur Foulke, ID0086 (2 Feb 1927 to 14 Nov 1933) (Arthur Resigned)
Guardian #2:  Frank S. Campbell (Attorney) 14 Nov 1933 to 2 Jan 1936) 
Guardianship Documents: [Page 1-83]
Receipts, 1929-1930: [Page 83-113]
 
S119 1950 US Census, 1950 US Census, Robert E. Ross, ID0085 Household. Jackson Township, Hamilton County, Indiana, ED 29-18, Form P1, Sheet 6, ine 15, Dwelling No 57. Original Data: Buereau of the Census, Washington DC, Record Group 29, Roll 5140. www.Ancestry.com. "1950 United States Federal Census" [database on-line]. (Accessed 23 Oct 2022), Doc6411.pdf.  https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/130869036:62308

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Enumeration Date: 7 Apr 1950
East on ?? Road, North of 47
1 1/2 mile on right
Line 15: Living on a farm, 37 acres
Questionnaire No. 36
1] Robert E. Ross, Head of Household, White Male, age 63, Married, Born Indiana - Occupation Category: U (Unable to Work) - Employment Status: Yes - Occupation: Auctioneer, Auction Sales
2] Sarah Ross, Wife of Head, White Female, Age 64, Married, Born Indiana - Occupation Category: H (Keeping House) - Not employed outside home
 
S120 1950 US Census, 1950 US Census, Alice Phillips, ID0082, Sheridan, Hamilton County, Indiana, ED 29-1, Form P1 - Sheet 8, Line 21, House Number 402, Dwelling No 79, not on a farm. Original Data: Bureau of Census, Washington DC, Record Group 29, Roll 5140. www.Ancestry.com. "1950 United States Federal Census" [database on-line]. (accessed 23 Oct 2022), Doc6412.pdf   https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/134695872:62308

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Enumeration Date: 2 May 1950
1] Alice Fillips, Head of household - White female, Age 66, Widow, Born Indiana - Occupation Category: H (Keeping House)
 
S121 News Article, Foulke Family Reunion. Noblesville Ledger (Noblesville, Indiana, 2 Sept 1930, Page 6, Col. 5 "Reunion Foulke Family". https://www.newspapers.com/image/353559341/?terms=%22Amasa+Foulke%22 , accessed 4 Sept 2023, Doc6679.pdf

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Reunion Foulke Family
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hensel and Mrs. Carrie F. Champlain, Montrose, Cal., and Miss Helen Lloyd, Chicago, attended a reunion of the Foulke Families at Forest Park, Noblesville. There were thirty-three present from the John, George, and Will Foulke and Sarah Foulke McShane families. The oldest guest was Mrs. Carrie F. Champlain, California. There was only one family not represented, that of Amasa Foulke, who resides in California.
 
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George Foulke Farm House
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Foulke Brothers, 1910
George, John Baker, Amasa
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Foulke Sisters
Alice, Grace, Sarah

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Quilt made by Mary
abt 1900
Five Generations
Mary Frances Underwood ID0078 - Bathsheba Brown ID0307
Sarah Moore ID0222 - Grace Foulke ID0015
Sarah B. Stratton ID0202
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Sarah -
Mary Frances Foulke
Eliza Ann Stratton Higbee ID4326  S53,
Abt 1930
Sarah Foulke Ross
Robert E. Ross

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  Mary Frances Underwood
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George Foulke Family
abt 1885
Grace, George, Carrie
Jesse Alvin, Mary Frances
Alice
George, 1910
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Bakers Corner School
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Grace Foulke, front row at left
Alice Foulke, Top Row, 7th from left
Carrie Foulke, top row, 8th from left
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Mary Frances, 1880 George, 1880 George Foulke Family
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Headstone for Carrie
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George Foulke Family, abt 1889
Alice, George, Jesse Alvin, Sarah,
Grace, Mary Frances, Carrie
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